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Zcash falls below $1,000 for first time since September

CCointelegraph by Zoltan Vardai·CointelegraphPublished Nov 11, 2026, 08:40 PM

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Zcash fell nearly 15% amid a broader sell-off in privacy coins, a day after Grayscale pledged $1 million to ecosystem initiatives.

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