Should Bitcoin Cash investors opt for dollar-cost-average strategy

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Bitcoin Cash [BCH] experienced one of its most intense bearish seasons in the last three months. It dropped below $100 for the first time since early 2019-a sign of the heavy toll that it suffered under the latest market conditions.

To put its bearish performance into perspective, Bitcoin Cash once traded as high as $1,642. This means, at press time, it was down roughly 93% from its all-time high.

Interestingly, of late, the macro view of the market has been revealing the fact that the bears are losing momentum. Most of the top cryptocurrencies have consequently experienced some bullish relief.

Bitcoin Cash is among the cryptocurrencies that have enjoyed some relief after a heavy bearish assault in June. BCH dropped as low as $97 at the end of June but has since enjoyed some upside.

It traded at $107 on 10 July. However, at press time, it was found changing wallets at $104. Even so, it has been backed by significant accumulation since the start of July. Curiously enough, any upside has been limited, which means there’s very low bullish pressure.

Source: TradingView

The recent price action of BCH raised hopes of a substantial recovery in the days to come. However, there is still some risk of more downside if the sell-off and FUD continue. Well, the short-term outlook can best be determined by looking at on-chain data.

BCH’s supply held by whales dropped significantly in the last five days. At press time, it was at its lowest level in the last 30 days. Whale transaction counts also dipped significantly during the same period, compared to the second half of June.

Source: Santiment

While the above metrics confirm the limited short-term price action, the supply distribution offers more clarity. The biggest sellers in the last 30 days