TL;DR Zcash is gaining attention after developers introduced a supply verification approach for shielded funds. The upgrade proposal seeks to improve transparency without exposing private transaction
TL;DR: Zcash set July 28 for the Ironwood upgrade to retire the compromised Orchard pool after an “infinity” bug disclosed in May. Ironwood closes Orchard, blocks
TL;DR: The ZEC token recorded an increase of over 12% during Tuesday’s session. Project Tachyon is leading the mathematical verification of the network’s upcoming shielded pool,
TL;DR: The Orchard pool vulnerability triggered a drop in the price of ZEC, which fell from over $600 to a floor of $300 within a two-day
TL;DR: Ironwood, Zcash’s network upgrade, could be delayed because wallets, exchanges and mining pools need more time to prepare. The issue stems from its overlap with
TL;DR: KuMining opened ZEC Cloud Mining to eligible users, letting participants access ZEC hashrate through the KuCoin ecosystem without hardware ownership, facility setup or technical maintenance.
TL;DR ZEC jumped from $426 to nearly $540 in under 10 hours after Zcash completed an emergency hard fork addressing a critical Orchard pool flaw. The
TL;DR: An unknown wallet withdrew nearly 40,000 ZEC, approximately 1% of Zcash’s private Orchard pool, six days after a critical vulnerability was discovered. The flaw was
TL;DR: Zcash developers finalized the Ironwood upgrade plan, targeting late July activation after remediation of a critical Orchard shielded pool flaw. Ironwood adds a new shielded
TL;DR: David Schwartz reassured Zcash holders that passive coins should remain safe if the Orchard vulnerability was never exploited. The flaw affected the Halo 2-based Orchard
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