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Zcash (ZEC) is drawing renewed attention in the crypto market as bullish sentiment builds alongside intensifying regulatory scrutiny of digital assets. The renewed focus on privacy coins follows public praise from Grayscale Chairman Barry Silbert, who highlighted Zcash’s role in supporting financial independence amid a tightening regulatory environment.
Global regulators have been increasing efforts to control cryptocurrency use, particularly in cross-border transactions. A recent announcement from the Central Bank of Brazil said it plans to ban stablecoins and certain crypto activities for international settlements, with the rule set to take effect on October 1. The move reflects a broader trend of governments seeking greater oversight of digital finance.
Silbert argued that restricting decentralized and privacy-focused networks such as Zcash is inherently difficult because they are designed to operate beyond traditional surveillance systems. His comments have contributed to renewed trader interest in privacy coins, which some view as a hedge against expanding financial restrictions.
Additional bullish momentum comes from comments by BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes. In a post on X, Hayes said ZEC has already approached the $392 level and suggested a potential near-term breakout toward $400. He also expressed long-term optimism, projecting that Zcash could eventually reach as high as $10,000, citing growing demand for privacy-centric digital assets.
Market data reflects the improved sentiment. Zcash recently traded around $388 after reaching a 24-hour high of $392. Over the past week, the cryptocurrency has gained 8%, and it is up 61% over the past month.
Visibility has also increased after Robinhood listed ZEC, expanding access to the asset for a broader audience.
With regulatory pressure rising while demand for financial privacy continues to grow, Zcash is positioned to remain a notable participant in the evolving crypto market.
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