CoinDesk 20 Update: Bitcoin Cash Up 4.1% Leads Index Gains

Published at 2025-11-12 16:57:57

Bitcoin Cash (BCH) led gains in the CoinDesk 20 on Nov. 12, advancing 4.1% and lifting the index's intraday performance, according to CoinDesk's performance update. The rally outpaced most other index components and helped offset weakness among a few larger-cap tokens, nudging the benchmark into positive territory for the session.

CoinDesk did not point to a single catalyst for the move; the uptick could reflect renewed buying interest amid broader risk-on sentiment or short-term positioning by traders. Leadership changes within a benchmark can affect allocation flows for index-linked products and shift market sentiment, so investors should watch volume, order-book depth, and correlation with larger caps for confirmation. CoinDesk notes its journalists follow strict editorial policies in preparing performance coverage.

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