Key Takeaways
- • Bitcoin Cash (BCH) traded near $294 on October 28, 2026, up 4.4% over 24 hours, with a market capitalization of $5.92 billion, according to Pluang.
- • Eighty-one publicly visible BCH futures markets, all perpetual contracts with no expiry, carried a combined $1.07 billion in open interest.
- • Newly launched CME BCH futures with expiry dates do not appear in common public data, so most public open interest figures reflect only unregulated venues.
- • On Pluang's platform, Bitcoin Cash rose 6.16% to Rp5,413,945 as 45 of 50 tracked cryptocurrencies advanced, and 97% of Pluang orders were sell-side.
Summary
Pluang notes that the newly launched CME futures contracts, which carry expiry dates, do not appear in common public data because CME is a regulated futures exchange separate from crypto exchanges. As a result, most public open interest figures capture only unregulated markets, and the CME publishes its own data needed for a complete picture of regulated trading activity.
Pluang's platform data showed a broad rally in major cryptocurrencies, with 45 of 50 tracked assets rising as of 13:03 WIB on October 28, 2026. Bitcoin Cash gained 6.16% to Rp5,413,945 on the platform, compared with gains of 11.14% for Balancer (to Rp16,297) and 8.13% for EOS.IO (to Rp12,649). Bitcoin Cash's typical hold time on Pluang was 69 days, shorter than Balancer's 85 days and EOS.IO's 87 days, and 97% of orders on the platform were sell-side.
Pluang advises investors to weigh the differences between perpetual and dated futures, funding rates, and leverage risk when trading Bitcoin Cash futures.
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