Data: BCH's open contracts have fallen 47% since the halving
PANews reported on April 12th, according to data from CoinGlass cited by Cointelegraph, the open interest of BCH contracts fell 47% to $378.3 million from its peak of $708.5 million before BCH halving. As the open interest decreased, the price of BCH also dropped by 13%. According to data from CoinMarketCap, most of this decline occurred on April 10th; after four days of intense fluctuations between $676 and $691, it plummeted by 7.51% within three hours.
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