The move into Zcash's private pool follows a $388 million exchange breach that has already seen stolen assets routed through NEAR Intents, THORChain and bitcoin

The exchange's CEO said the attacker tested risk controls with small transfers before the theft.

Grayscale's report notes Zcash's market cap has climbed to 1.5% of bitcoin's over the past year and names it among four coins with real usage.

The drop follows a 69% monthly surge and comes alongside a whale sale of 25,001 ZEC worth $37.84 million and falling open interest.

The bill's failure leaves the industry without a comprehensive federal framework for digital assets.

Tachyon is the scaling and privacy roadmap item central to Zcash's next-generation protocol work.

The product comes from Nasdaq-listed DeFi Technologies' investment arm amid a broad surge in privacy-coin products.

The exchange-operated change positions Gemini for the network's faster-block and privacy roadmap.

The refusal highlights the friction between decentralized protocols and exchange requests to censor stolen funds.

The listing marks another single-asset altcoin ETF reaching the US market.

The incident raises questions about whether intent-based swap systems can or should filter illicit flows.

Tracking of the stolen funds shows continued movement across chains weeks after the breach.

Shielded transaction activity and product inflows have supported the token's September rally.

Spot bitcoin fund inflows reached their highest weekly level in nearly a year.

Bitcoin recovered to around $84,000 while rising Treasury yields and oil weighed on risk assets.

The features put Robinhood further into derivatives and around-the-clock trading territory.

The sector's market value has expanded sharply alongside new regulated privacy-coin products.

Rising long-dated yields have pressured risk assets including crypto.