ZCAT surged 35.4% in 24 hours by distributing 2,320 ZEC (worth $2.8 million) to holders through a unique reward system funded by a 3% fee on every token transfer. This fee buys Zcash (ZEC), which is then shared among wallets holding at least $20 in ZCAT, encouraging trading and holding. However, the rewards depend entirely on continued ZCAT activity, making the system self-funded and risky if trading slows. The token’s price has shown extreme volatility since launch, reflecting uncertain long-term demand despite interest driven by Zcash’s strong performance.
A trader on Hyperliquid who had won 26 bets in a row is now $5.3 million underwater on a short position of 15,785 Zcash (ZEC) tokens, with liquidation looming if the price hits $1,317. The trader also holds a short position in 30,000 tokenized Strate...
Privacy coins have surged 213% since Bitcoin's October 2025 peak, making them the only crypto sector trading above that level. Zcash stands out with a 2,496% year-to-date gain, rising from 82nd to 7th in market rank and now comprising 62% of the priv...
Privacy coins have surged 213% since Bitcoin's peak on October 6, 2025, outperforming all other crypto sectors which remain below that level. Zcash leads the rally with a 2,496% gain over the past year, boosted by institutional interest and a new ETF...
Open interest in altcoin perpetual futures exceeded Bitcoin's on September 6, 2026, marking the first time since December 2024. This shift is driven by strong gains in mid-cap altcoins like Zcash, whose open interest hit a record $2.4 billion as its ...
Zcash (ZEC) surged above $1,200, leading to an estimated $25.7 million unrealized loss for a large short position on Hyperliquid opened at around $444 in July 2026. The same wallet holds a $107 million Bitcoin long with a $4.42 million unrealized pro...
