The flows included funds linked to Cryptobills Ledger and a $12 million Triple-A hack; the figure refers to the hack's value, not a stated ZEC transfer total.
Zcash fell nearly 6% on October 16 as developers approach the October 20 NU7 decision. Analyst sees $1,650 upside or a possible $1,000 retest.
Zcash drew $11.19 million to rank third in cryptocurrency inflows, while Bitcoin led with $27.32 million. Dogecoin posted a $5.26 million outflow.
ZEC was down 7.00% over 24 hours, and long liquidations totaled $2.91 million in a one-hour period.
One-hour liquidations totaled $1.15 million in long positions and $20,000 in short positions.
The dollar-repayable borrowing covered 5,790.4798 ZEC; a July contract schedules 9,000 mining machines for delivery in October and November 2026.
An Oct. 16 snapshot placed ZEC at $1,234.17; daily momentum readings were mixed, with RSI below 50 and a narrowing negative MACD histogram.
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ZEC was up 11.50% over 24 hours. Short liquidations totaled $850,000 and long liquidations totaled $0 across three exchanges during the one-hour period.
Crypto bounced a day after bitcoin's brief drop under $80,000, but investors kept pulling money from ether, SOL and ZEC funds.
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Zcash fell as far as $1,073.55 on 15 October 2026 and trades at around $1,224 again. Between the daily low and the daily high lay 16.6 percent, a range that decides more about leveraged positions, the holding period and custody than the closing level does.