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Zcash (ZEC), the privacy-focused cryptocurrency, has rallied 59.2% over the past seven days, signaling renewed investor interest in privacy-oriented projects amid concerns about potential quantum-related threats.
CoinMarketCap data shows ZEC rose from $239 to above $380 during the period. The coin has also spent more time above the $360 level than earlier in the timeframe.
As of this writing, Zcash trades at $375.14. After moving from a low of $365.98 to a peak of $386.36, ZEC is down 1.36% over the last 24 hours, a decline attributed to profit taking by some market participants.
Trading volume has declined by 46.06% to $563.77 million, consistent with the profit-taking activity seen in the past day.
At the same time, the broader crypto market is experiencing capital rotation toward Bitcoin. Weak altcoin performance and rising Bitcoin dominance are cited as factors weighing on ZEC’s near-term outlook.
Despite the 24-hour dip, Zcash remains in a strong weekly uptrend. The article notes that if ZEC can hold above the $360 support level and volume recovers, the coin could retest the $400 level.
Zcash’s main appeal is its privacy feature, which shields the public keys of a transaction, providing users with a sense of safety from quantum computer threats.
While some argue that malicious actors could eventually use quantum computers to deanonymize private keys, the article maintains that privacy coins like ZEC retain an edge over non-privacy coins.
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