Arthur Hayes, the man who once called for Zcash to hit $10k, is now setting his sights on NEAR, predicting a whopping 20x price surge. But in the crypto circus, does this signal a genuine opportunity or just another puff of smoke?
Bitcoin can't catch a break. Meanwhile, privacy and quantum-resistant coins are on a tear, proving utility trumps the old guard.
Zcash (ZEC) is charting a course toward $1,091, driven by a bullish cup-and-handle pattern and a resurgence in the privacy coin narrative, defying the broader crypto market downturn.
Bitcoin's privacy grip is loosening, and a new digital whisper is drawing disillusioned holders. Zcash is back in the spotlight, promising the old days of crypto freedom.
Zcash just spiked 33% to $323, and BitMEX analysts are calling it crypto's final 1000x moonshot. We're unpacking the privacy coin's fundamentals — and why the bull case feels shaky.
Imagine shielding your crypto from prying eyes just as global tensions ease. Zcash holders are cashing in on a 62% weekly surge to $380, with markets now pricing in a push to $420.
Bitcoin's stuck. Two months in a $62,000-$75,000 rut, echoing the calm before last winter's storm. Oil at $107 and Iran rhetoric aren't helping.