Bull Curve records the BCH Bull premium market over time and turns it into historical charts, curves, comparisons and alerts.
The BCH Bull premium tracker shows what is quoted now. Bull Curve keeps those observations, so you can see how a premium compares with its own history, how it has moved, and where it sits across expiries and contract sizes.
Bull Curve uses one convention everywhere:
Changes between premiums are stated in percentage points. A move from 3.0% to 4.0% is +1.0 percentage point, not a 33% increase.
Premium history starts when our collector first ran, on 23 Aug 2026. Earlier premiums are not reconstructed or estimated. Where we have no observation, we say so.
A historical percentile describes how a premium compares with the observations we hold for that exact configuration. It is withheld until there are enough of them to mean anything, and it is never a claim about future profitability.
BCH price history reaches further back. Every General Protocols oracle signs its prices into a public relay, the one Oracles.cash reads, and that relay keeps every message an oracle has ever signed. We walked each of the three oracles back to its first attestation and stored what it signed, so nothing there is reconstructed either.
Bull Curve is an independent analytics product. It is not operated by, or affiliated with, BCH Bull or General Protocols.
Bull Curve does not execute contracts and never holds funds, seed phrases or private keys. Where a quote maps cleanly onto a BCH Bull contract, we link to it with the parameters exactly as quoted.
Bull Curve provides market data and analytics for informational purposes only. It does not provide financial advice, custody funds, or execute BCH Bull contracts. Premiums and contract conditions can change before a contract is created.
