BCH halving is shaping up as one of Q3’s sleeper trades

Bitcoin Cash is quietly setting up one of the most interesting plays this quarter. After spiking past $600 earlier in August, BCH has cooled into the mid-$500s with the market pullback. For some that looks like weakness - for others, it looks like the kind of entry point halvings are made for.

The event is only weeks away. Block rewards get cut, new supply tightens, and historically these moments have sparked explosive short-term rallies. Technicals still lean bullish (MACD crossover, RSI not overbought, volumes steady), so the structure is there.

What makes it even better is that BCH is one of the few majors with an active incentive to hold right now. On Nеxо, BCH balances are earning daily compounding interest plus an extra 3% in kind through November. For anyone sitting on BCH into the halving, that’s effectively stacking while waiting for the supply shock narrative to unfold.

Some will dismiss it as exit liquidity, others will see it for what it is: a rare chance to get paid twice - once by the market, once by the structure around it.