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ZCash to the MOON OR Bust: The Unstoppable Rise of the Crypto UnBased on the current chart, Zcash appears to be gearing up for a significant upward trend. If you’ve missed out on the recent altcoin rallies, Zcash presents a promising opportunity. The potential for profit is substantial, with three target price points (TPs) identified for this trade: First TP: $34 Second TP: $43 Third TP: $50 These targets represent the price levels at which you might consider taking profits as the price of Zcash increases. In terms of risk management, a stop loss has been set at $23. This means that if the price of Zcash falls to $23, the trade will automatically close to prevent further losses. This represents a balanced risk-reward ratio for this trade. Please remember that while this analysis is thorough, it’s always crucial to conduct your own research and consider multiple factors when making trading decisions. Cryptocurrency trading involves risk and it’s possible to lose your investment.
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by CryptoSlazy
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ZEC/USDT Need to Bounce from here or Downward is coming!💎 ZEC has undoubtedly captured our attention. Currently positioned in the demand zone, ZEC exhibits signs of a bullish rejection, suggesting a potential rebound to challenge the supply area once more. For a confirmed upward trajectory, ZEC must breach the supply zone. Successfully doing so, particularly with closing above, could indicate a strong likelihood of continued ascent toward the supply and Bearish OB zones. 💎 Reflecting on past movements, ZEC has shown resilience, bouncing off the demand zone but facing rejection near the supply area, leading to a price pullback and a retest of the demand zone for renewed momentum. 💎 However, there's a precarious aspect to consider. If ZEC falters and fails to maintain its stance in the current demand zone, it might breach the demand boundary, sliding down to the support zone. Here, it's imperative for ZEC to rally, reclaiming the demand zone to set the stage for another attempt at breaking through the supply. 💎 Conversely, a less favorable scenario unfolds if ZEC succumbs to the pressure and relinquishes the support zone. Such a development could set the stage for a further descent, propelling ZEC toward the critical support area, signaling a bearish undertone for its market trajectory.
by MyCryptoParadise
ZEC will enter a falling phaseWe are in a large diametric that corresponds to the daily time frame. The F wave of this diametric is over and now I think we have entered the G wave of this diametric. Wave G is an abc, which looks like we are now in wave b. This wave b seems to have turned into a bearish triangle now. The triangle has 4 waves abcd, which now seems to be in wave d. After completing wave e of this triangle, we will enter falling wave c from G. For risk management, please don't forget stop loss and capital management Comment if you have any questions Thank You
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by behdark
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zcashusdt-mentoringzcash is a quite an old coin trying to compit in privecy - known as a honest launch but do we really need it or maby better to invest the same smart minds into the bitcoin and try to implement ther better privecy ? prom speculative perspectiv current price in the vacinity of historical lows RR about 13x on weekly current direction headding into the 27.74 look for short if reject from 27.74 look for long if close above 28.32 look for long if retrace to 24.38 look for short if close under 23.90 *** Tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles- F.M.dostoyevsky
by justclueless123
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Zcash big picture. Is Prosperity in Our Future? ZEC DXY Long-term sustainability with the Zcash Posterity Fund Nathan Wilcox | August 4, 2022 As we conduct research into Proof-of-Stake (POS) and develop a recommendation for Zcash, an outstanding key area is how the issuance schedule for new ZEC would interact with PoS security. In this post, we take a step back from PoS itself, and analyze how issuance and fees support long-term network sustainability. We introduce a proposal, which we call the Zcash Posterity Fund (ZPF), for modifying ZEC issuance in order to improve long-term financial sustainability of the network, while maintaining the 21M ZEC supply cap and approximate issuance rate. This proposal is independent from PoS or any consensus protocol recommendations and could be adopted with the current PoW consensus protocol with the same benefits and drawbacks. We will be gathering feedback from across the Zcash ecosystem about this proposal. Why now? We believe this proposal could be a beneficial precursor to three promising lines of development for ZEC: Improvements to transaction fee mechanisms can use the Zcash Posterity Fund to improve resilience and predictability of the network. A transition to PoS can rely on this proposal to ensure key properties of the supply and issuance schedule are preserved. New functionality such as Zcash Shielded Assets can use this proposal for new fee mechanisms that have good incentive alignment for ZEC sustainability. Because all three of these nascent improvements are underway, we want to float this proposal now to see if it can benefit all three efforts. Additionally, this proposal introduces a way to direct funds towards sustaining the network into the future, so adopting the proposal earlier enables that funding mechanism to begin accruing value earlier. Funding the network The core innovation of Bitcoin which all cryptocurrency inherits is that the network funds itself. In Bitcoin, Ethereum, and many public crypto networks, the built-in funding is paid out to block producers. In Zcash, this funding is split between block producers and the Zcash Development Fund, which contributes to education, technology development, and other activities that support and enhance ZEC. Generally, funding to support a network can either come from within the protocol itself, for example in mining rewards, or from other sources, such as when an organization has raised capital elsewhere and funds development work on the protocol or products. External funding is important and can have a large impact. However, there’s no guarantee when or where these sources will appear, that these funding sources have incentive alignment with ZEC holders, or that they will remain as dependable sources of funding over a longer period. For all of these reasons, we believe it’s important for ZEC users to focus on maintaining or improving the intrinsic sustainable funding mechanisms in the protocol itself. This post and the Posterity Fund proposal focus on the sources and amounts of network funding and are agnostic as to the recipients, so they are applicable to the current mining & Dev Fund structure of ZIP-1014, or future changes to infrastructure & development funding, consensus mechanisms, or other changes to funding recipients. The Zcash Posterity Fund We propose a change to the Zcash issuance system we call the Zcash Posterity Fund to help reduce uncertainty about the long term sustainability of Zcash while maintaining the key properties we believe most ZEC users prioritize. The proposal maintains these properties (along with their benefits and drawbacks): The 21M ZEC supply cap, A disbursement rate that continuously halves every four years, A non-discretionary issuance rate. Meanwhile, this proposal would change these high level features from the current Zcash design: The halving epochs would be replaced by a smoothly declining disbursement curve, Fees which deposit into this mechanism would be distributed over time in block rewards. Zcash Posterity Fund definition The specific high level definition of the Zcash Posterity Fund proposal is as follows: If the proposal is activated, a new Fund would be entirely managed by the protocol. (There are no private keys, wallets, individuals, or organizations controlling this protocol-managed Fund.) The initial balance of the Fund when created is equal to the number of not-yet-issued coins, or equivalently 21M ZEC minus the current outstanding supply. Starting from the block of activation, the current block reward rules no longer apply, and instead block rewards come from ZPF Disbursements. The proposal does not define the recipients of disbursements, which should remain unchanged if this proposal is accepted. Meanwhile, the proposal does restrict the amount of disbursement: Disbursements may be no more than a fixed percentage, X%, of the Fund’s current balance in a given block. The parameter X% is calculated from the block target time so that without any incoming Fund deposits, the balance of the Fund reduces to half over a four year period. If future changes to consensus rules alter the block target time, or other aspects of transaction finalization timing, those changes must update this X% parameter to fit the “four year half life” rule to the best practical approximation for that new protocol. Future consensus changes should not alter the balance of the Fund other than by instituting new deposits from the extant supply. Future consensus changes should not increase the disbursement rate X% beyond the “four year half life” rule. The final piece of the ZPF proposal is that it now becomes possible to transfer Funds from the circulating supply back into the Fund via Deposits. Future protocol-enforced fee mechanisms may require fees to do this. This base proposal is not specific to any particular deposit mechanisms. Visualizing changes to issuance & supply schedules If this change were adopted and there were no deposits, the disbursements would alter issuance away from halvings into a smooth curve. We can visually compare current issuance to disbursements without deposits for a hypothetical activation height: Current issuance vs Zcash Posterity Fund disbursements. This uses a hypothetical activation height after the second halving. If there are significant deposits into the Fund, the slope of the disbursement curve would be increased above the line shown. In any period without deposits, the curve would continue to have the same rate of exponential decay with a negative slope. The impact on the overall supply schedule in the absence of deposits is barely visible at a long time scale: Current supply schedule vs Zcash Posterity Fund disbursements (w/out deposits). This chart uses the same hypothetical activation height as the previous chart. In the presence of deposits, the supply will always be equal or less than the line above. With sufficient deposits the supply growth rate can even become negative during that period. The Posterity Fund and sustainability The essential element of the Posterity Fund is to enable deposits from the circulating supply, which allows a feedback loop from current usage to future funding: Comparing Tokenomics between status quo vs the Zcash Posterity Fund proposal Both the status quo and this proposal have a capped supply of 21M. We can think of the proposal as introducing a single new element, deposits, which enable a feedback loop between the circulating supply and future funding. This does not “solve” long term sustainability by itself, but it provides a framework that focuses the problem of sustainability on finding sufficient sources of deposits to maintain the network. If over longer time scales of years, the rate of deposits is equal to or larger than payouts, the system can run indefinitely. Meanwhile, if over shorter time spans of months or less, the deposits are below the payout rate, the protocol can weather that period for quite some time. Sustainability of the status quo So far the Zcash network funds itself using the Bitcoin design. New coins are issued on a schedule that approaches a limit of 21M units over time: BTC & ZEC supplies over time The issuance over time follows the Bitcoin halving schedule design: ZEC issuance
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by noam_chom
Brief Analysis ——ZECToday we have selected two tokens with high trading volume from the tokens listed on Binance for a brief analysis. They are HBAR and ZEC. ZEC has maintained falling with fluctuation within a year. Since the beginning of June, the price has entered a new round of rebound. ZEC quickly repaired the losses at the end of May. Afterwards, bears increased and the price made a callback. In the next month, the price kept moving in the black angle, the volatility decreased, and the trading volume also decreased. Both bulls and bears are weak, and the gap is narrow. Conclusion: Mostly fluctuation, and more likely to fall than rise. ZEC remains bearish on a large scale. So we come to this conclusion. Recently, the volatility has continued to decrease. If the black angle can be broken upwards or downwards, then in the short term, there will be a trend. We set resistance level at 34.3 and support level at 24. Disclaimer: Nothing in the script constitutes investment advice. The script objectively expounded the market situation and should not be construed as an offer to sell or an invitation to buy any cryptocurrencies. Any decisions made based on the information contained in the script are your sole responsibility. Any investments made or to be made shall be with your independent analyses based on your financial situation and objectives.
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by Sypool