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The fix lands after a counterfeiting bug briefly pushed ZEC to a $252 intraday low — and the recovery since tells you the market read the patch as credible.
Orchard's privacy shield means a counterfeiting flaw cannot be ruled out retroactively, and the market is treating that uncertainty as if it had already happened.
The patch landed cleanly and no exploit is believed to have occurred, but the disclosure wiped more than half of ZEC's market cap in days and prompted a full exit from Arthur Hayes.
Zcash (ZEC) added $1 billion to its market capitalization in under 24 hours, marking one of the sharpest single-day…
A shielded-address flaw let attackers forge balances, and ZEC halved in hours. The bid from a wallet pulling 37,316 $ZEC off Binance shows some large holders see dislocation, not damage.
The bug lived undetected for four years and let a hacker print unlimited ZEC; Hayes calling his exit after a 30% drop is the sentiment line, but the supply-integrity question is what the rest of the…
The flaw let an attacker mint unlimited untraceable ZEC since Orchard activated in May 2022 — and Shielded Labs cannot rule out prior exploitation before the June 1 emergency patch.
The vulnerability was real, exploitable, and disclosed on May 29 — but Orchard’s privacy design makes it cryptographically impossible to prove the bug was never used before the June 2 patch.
If approved, it would be the first spot ETF tied to a privacy coin — and lands just as the SEC quietly closed its long-running review of the sector without enforcement action.
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