The privacy-focused cryptocurrency Zcash (ZEC) has dropped more than 14% in the last 24 hours. After a historic bull run that sent it above $730 — its highest level in seven years — ZEC now trades near $575, prompting debate over whether this is a healthy pullback or a sign of deeper weakness.
Despite the sell-off, ZEC remains one of the most talked-about assets in crypto, with both bullish and bearish narratives gaining traction.
Zcash’s explosive multi-month rally began in early October when the Grayscale Zcash Trust opened for private placement. At the time, ZEC traded around $50. Institutional interest + revived privacy narratives pushed ZEC on a parabolic trajectory, eventually hitting a seven-year high.
Influential market voices fueled the bullish sentiment:
Grayscale maintained a more neutral tone but reaffirmed Zcash’s purpose:
“ZEC helps make private, on-chain transactions possible.” — Grayscale
Not everyone believes the correction is finished. Crypto trader Crypto Tony warned that ZEC could fall further toward $540 if it cannot reclaim $608.
Technical indicators lean cautious:
In short: momentum is cooling, and profit-taking pressure remains high.
The next decisive move hinges on $608:
Traders are watching this level as the immediate pivot between recovery and further decline.
Zcash’s latest move reflects a classic crypto market pattern: parabolic gains → sharp corrections → opportunity + risk.
Whether this is a short-term cooldown or the beginning of a broader retracement will depend heavily on:
If the market stabilizes and ZEC holds above $608:
If momentum remains weak and ZEC stays below resistance:
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