Zcash (ZEC) has lost around 11 percent over the past 24 hours and was trading at about $1,135 on Tuesday morning, roughly €1,014. Two developments are colliding: a large buyer had his leveraged position closed out by stop-loss orders, and inside the Zcash community the dispute over who controls the grant pool of Zcash Community Grants (ZCG), worth around 91,500 ZEC, is escalating. On top of that, the NU7 network upgrade is less than three days away.
Anyone holding ZEC or thinking of buying it therefore needs to keep three things apart: short-term selling pressure from closed-out positions, a fundamental dispute over how development is funded, and a technical switchover tied to a fixed block. This article puts all three into context with figures and shows what you should keep in mind on buying, custody and tax in Germany.
Zcash price falls to $1,135: the figures from November 3
On the morning of November 3, 2026, ZEC stood at $1,134.67. The high of the past 24 hours was $1,278.55, the low $1,127.88. Over seven days the loss is a little more than 7 percent, over 30 days a little more than 13 percent. Market capitalisation is around ...
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