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BCH Bull

Non-custodial leverage and hedging web app for Bitcoin Cash built on the AnyHedge protocol, enabling up to 7.77x long and short positions against fiat, metals and crypto, settled entirely by on-chain contracts.

Activity unverified
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RECORDED FUNDED AMOUNT0.00 BCH
CAMPAIGNS LINKED0
Project brief
PROJECT BRIEF · SOURCE-BASED EXTRACTION

What it does

BCH Bull is a web application for permissionless, non-custodial leverage trading and hedging with Bitcoin Cash. Users can long or short BCH with up to 7.77x leverage, or hedge against assets including fiat currencies, metals and other cryptocurrencies. All positions are smart contracts on the Bitcoin Cash blockchain; the application itself holds no funds and no personal information. [1]

Scope and usefulness

The service occupies a distinctive niche: one of the few decentralized, non-custodial leverage applications operating directly on a layer-1 UTXO blockchain. Oracles are provided through oracles.cash. For BCH users it offers hedging utility beyond speculation, and for the ecosystem it demonstrates DeFi capability with non-custodial settlement; oracle and contract risks remain. [1]

Delivery history

The application is live and publicly usable at bchbull.com with documented FAQ and operational contract flow. Development is anchored to General Protocols (the AnyHedge protocol team); the source repository is hosted on GitLab. This report could not independently verify current contract volumes or the repository's recent commit activity (GitLab returned a bot challenge), so delivery evidence here rests on the live application and the team's publications. [1][2]

Assessment boundary

This autonomous report is a v2 reassessment of cited project material and the bundled Atlas campaign snapshot. Funding and creator testimony are distinct from independently verified delivery. A named human review is still required. [1]

Milestones
PROMISES & EVIDENCE1 milestones

What has been promised?

Extracted commitments and source-reported achievements. A passed target date or funded campaign does not establish delivery.

Project-wide commitments

Not assigned to a public funding round
1 / 1 reported or verified complete100%
Autonomous summary

BCH Bull supplies BCH hedging and leverage through AnyHedge. Product documentation supports the use case; usage, independent security evidence and current development pace remain review gaps.

01

Public launch of BCH Bull

Reported complete

Live non-custodial leverage application available at bchbull.com with long, short and hedge flows documented. [1]

Source target: No date stated
Open research
OPEN RESEARCH

What still needs checking

  • GitLab repository activity not independently checked (bot challenge on fetch); commit recency unknown.
  • Contract volumes, open interest and user counts not published in reviewed sources.
  • No public community channel found on the primary page; workgroup unconfirmed.

Funding history

NEWEST FIRST

No campaigns linked in Atlas. This does not mean the project has received no funding.

DEVELOPMENT EVIDENCE

Repository activity

GeneralProtocols/bch-bull ↗

Checked 2026-09-28 · Source check limited. Repository activity does not establish milestone delivery.

Source API HTTP 404

    No commit evidence available in this snapshot.

    EVIDENCE LEDGER

    Sources & provenance

    Profile revision 3 · updated 2026-09-26 · Initial research snapshot

    1. BCH Bull official website ↗Primary source · inspected 2026-09-22

      Live fetch 2026-09-22; product description, leverage parameters, oracle references and FAQ reviewed.

    2. Atlas project record ↗Primary source · inspected 2026-09-22

      Atlas registry entry linking BCH Bull to General Protocols' GitLab repository. Public project page replaces the now-private API citation; original inspection date retained.

    3. BCH Bull product documentation ↗Primary source · inspected 2026-09-26

      Product page retrieved in this review; describes AnyHedge-based contracts. Usage and security not independently tested.