ZEC drops 11.51% over 24 hours, Large Holder Movements and Accumulation Patterns Indicate Market Fluctuations
- ZEC fell 11.51% in 24 hours as a major whale liquidated 30,000 ZEC ($960K), facing 46% unrealized losses and a $420 liquidation price. - Binance saw $30M ZEC accumulation via coordinated whale buys, while the largest short position (0xd47) reduced losses to $10.87M amid ongoing bearish bets. - Zcash’s November 2025 halving will cut block rewards by 50%, boosting scarcity, while Grayscale’s $137M Zcash Trust highlights growing institutional interest. - Privacy-focused Zcash gains regulatory clarity under
As of November 11, 2025,
A prominent whale has been offloading its ZEC holdings in reaction to the recent price slump. Blockchain data shows that the whale wallet linked to the "Accurate ZEC Strategy" (0x96e) sold more than 30,000 ZEC in the last nine hours, incurring a $960,000 loss. The position now faces an unrealized loss of $950,000, or 46%, with a liquidation threshold at $420. The value of the remaining holdings has dropped to $10.37 million, down sharply from $37.01 million the day before.
Since November 3, this whale has been utilizing Hyperliquid to deposit funds and maintain a 5x leveraged long position on ZEC, rolling it over repeatedly. Before trimming its position, it was the largest ZEC bull on Hyperliquid. At the same time, the biggest ZEC short (0xd47) has been increasing its exposure to counteract ZEC’s price, reducing its unrealized loss from $20.19 million to $10.87 million, with an average entry price of $336.
Fresh accumulation signals have appeared on Binance, as ZEC whales have made spot purchases exceeding $30 million. On-chain analyst Ai Auntie reported that a whale accumulation pattern was identified, with sizable buy orders placed at 09:35 and 09:44 on November 11, each for about 2,200 ZEC (roughly $1.2 million). These transactions formed three clear clusters, suggesting coordinated whale buying activity.
Zcash is also approaching a halving event in November 2025, which will cut block rewards in half. This change will make
Zcash’s distinctive privacy features and optional transparency are helping it stand out amid regulatory scrutiny, despite ongoing challenges faced by privacy coins. The U.S. Clarity Act and Genius Act have established a legal structure for privacy-oriented projects to operate within compliance boundaries, further enhancing Zcash’s position as a privacy-centric alternative to Bitcoin.
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