ZEC's slide follows record ETF outflows and reports that funds from the Bitget breach were routed through Zcash's shielded pool, though some see the pullback as

The proposal would ease custody requirements that have kept many registered advisers out of crypto assets.

The cross-chain swap service says it knows the attacker's identity and is demanding return of funds after a breach that follows scrutiny over a North Korea-link

Soft labor data pushed yields lower, with traders framing macro conditions as a cleaner catalyst for BTC.

Fund inflows continue to build into the new quarter, though BTC remained range-bound near $82K-$86K.

The one-time $2.3 billion layer-2 network is winding down, adding to doubts about the economics of L2s.

The exchange replenished its safety fund as it works through one of the year's largest exchange losses.

The mainnet launch adds anonymous payment rails for API and AI usage, tying privacy tech to the AI payments narrative.

European regulators are questioning the exchange's licensing status under the new MiCA regime.

A tally of 2026 exploits shows the year's losses are heavily weighted toward a handful of large incidents.

NIGHT's surge on a privacy narrative draws repeated comparisons to Zcash, with Hoskinson claiming Midnight will outgrow ZEC.

Zcash governance approved new ecosystem funding while the token traded near the lower bound of its recent range.

The stablecoin issuer argues European rules requiring bank-deposit backing would distort the market.

Tokenization keeps expanding, with UK finance leaders expecting it to reshape market structure.

New swap support links BTC and ZEC without a centralized intermediary, a first for privacy-focused trading between the two chains.

The designation targets a Russian cybercrime network tied to crypto-based ransomware and extortion.

The AI chipmaker's continued rally underscores the scale of the AI capital cycle spilling into crypto-linked sentiment.

The bank raised its forecasts despite BTC's recent rangebound trading.