Zcash Strikes a Balance Between Privacy and Regulatory Requirements Amid a 970% Price Surge
- Electric Coin Co. (ECC) released Zcash's Q4 2025 roadmap as ZEC surged 970% year-on-year, driven by growing adoption of shielded transactions. - Roadmap prioritizes privacy enhancements (NEAR Intents integration, P2SH multisig support), usability improvements for Zashi wallets, and technical debt reduction. - Zcash now ranks 21st globally ($6.22B market cap), outperforming Monero and SHIB, with analysts citing Solana integration and institutional adoption as key growth drivers. - ECC plans P2SH multisig
Electric Coin Co. (ECC), the organization responsible for the privacy-centric digital currency
The roadmap highlights four primary goals: enabling sapling addresses for all
 
    The surge in Zcash’s price is largely attributed to the increasing use of its shielded transaction feature. The amount of shielded ZEC now surpasses 4.5 million, with 30% of the total supply held in privacy pools, according to
Market trends further highlight Zcash’s rapid rise. The token has surpassed both Monero and
The ECC roadmap also tackles governance and security concerns. The company intends to utilize a P2SH multisig wallet for managing developer funds, aiming to minimize risks and guarantee transparent fund distribution, according to a
As Zcash moves forward with its Q4 roadmap, the project remains focused on reinforcing its status as a frontrunner in privacy-oriented blockchain solutions. With ongoing technical improvements, key integrations, and a positive market outlook, Zcash is well-positioned to meet the rising demand for secure, encrypted financial services in a changing regulatory environment.
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