Zcash (ZEC) is drawing fresh attention from high-profile names in the crypto space. Grayscale Chairman Barry Silbert recently backed the privacy coin, saying that restricting decentralized assets is inherently difficult and that privacy-focused networks operate beyond easy surveillance. He described Zcash as representing financial freedom.
Zcash (ZEC) Price
His comments came after Brazil’s Central Bank announced plans to ban stablecoins and crypto for cross-border settlements, effective October 1. The move has pushed some traders back toward privacy coins.
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes added fuel to the bullish case. In a recent post on X, Hayes noted ZEC had already rallied to around $392 and hinted a move to $400 was close. He also floated a long-term price target of $10,000 for ZEC.
At the time of writing, ZEC was trading near $388, after touching a 24-hour high of $392. The coin is up 8% over the past week and 61% over the past month. Market cap sits at $6.43 billion, with 24-hour trading volume near $597 million.
Robinhood has also listed ZEC, adding to its visibility among retail investors.
The $390–$400 zone is the key area traders are watching. Analyst Crypto Tony noted that a reclaim of $390 could open the door for a move toward $440. That level aligns with resistance zones flagged by several other analysts.
Analyst LSTRADER pointed to a base near $306, which ZEC has already cleared. The next larger resistance above $440 sits around $760–$770. Analyst Igor’s chart shows ZEC pressing into a supply zone between $400–$420, with further resistance at $450 and $520–$550.
Analyst Pufi’s chart projects a path toward $447, with indicator-based support near $340 and deeper support around $290.
Support levels to watch sit at $370 first, then $340–$350. ZEC has been printing higher lows since bouncing from the low $300s.
ZEC traded near $394 in short-term charts, continuing to press against the $390–$400 resistance band.
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