Bitcoin Cash (BCH) has spent more than a year trying — and failing — to break past the $625 resistance level.
Now, the tide may finally be turning. BCH is pushing above this critical zone and could confirm the breakout with a strong weekly close.
If the move holds, analysts say the price could accelerate toward $1,000 — and potentially even set a new all-time high.
Let’s take a closer look at the charts to see how likely that scenario is.
The Bitcoin Cash price broke out from a descending resistance trend line in July, suggesting it has ended its lengthy correction.
However, optimism dampened after the BCH price failed to break out from the $625 horizontal resistance, suffering two rejections (red icons).
Even though Bitcoin Cash failed to break out, it traded above its diagonal resistance trend line the whole time, creating a new level of support.
Today, the Bitcoin Cash price is finally breaking out from the $625 resistance area, though it needs to confirm this breakout with a weekly close.
If that happens, there is no more resistance until the price finally crosses $1,000 for the first time since May 2021.

While the price action is bullish, momentum indicators show some weakness. The Relative Strength Index (RSI) has almost created a bearish divergence, and the Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) shows weakening momentum.
So, the Bitcoin Cash trend leans bullish, but the price needs to close above $625 to confirm that new highs are likely.
The long-term wave count suggests that BCH has completed its long-term correction and started an upward movement that will take it to new highs.
According to the count, BCH has completed an A-B-C-D-E correction (red), which lasted for more than seven years.
After beginning its upward movement in April, the breakout from the symmetrical triangle in July confirmed that the trend had ended.

If this is the case, the price of Bitcoin Cash has started a new upward trend that will take it to a new all-time high.
However, before it does, the first resistance level will be at $1,500, last reached in 2021.
Then, a successful breakout could take BCH to $3,000.
While the long-term trend is decisively bullish, the short-term one is more unclear.
The price action shows that BCH has traded inside an ascending parallel channel since the upward movement began in April.
Because the upward movement is expected to be an impulse, the channel’s presence creates confusion, since channels usually contain corrective movements.

However, the BCH price moves above the channel’s midline, while momentum indicators are bullish.
So, the daily trend also leans bullish, even though there isn’t a valid count that creates an impulse of the April lows.
Bitcoin Cash has finally managed to push above the $625 resistance after more than a year of failed attempts.
If it secures a strong weekly close above this level, the next target could quickly become $1,000.
While momentum indicators show some weakness, the breakout signals BCH may be ready for a larger bullish move.