ZEC Jumps 6.68% Following Winklevoss-Supported Treasury Approach
- Zcash (ZEC) surged 6.68% in 24 hours to $548.91 on Nov. 14, 2025, despite a 9.98% weekly decline. - Winklevoss-backed Cypherpunk Technologies rebranded from a biotech firm to a ZEC-focused treasury strategy, acquiring 1.25% of total ZEC supply. - The firm aims to hold 5% of ZEC supply (800,000 tokens) as a privacy hedge, supported by $58.9M in funding and a $200M equity facility. - ZEC's 37.03% monthly gain and 885.34% annual rise reflect growing demand for privacy-centric assets, with Network Upgrade 6.
On November 14, 2025, Zcash (ZEC) experienced a notable 6.68% increase in value over a 24-hour period, climbing to $548.91, despite having dropped 9.98% in the previous week. Over the past month, the token has posted a strong gain of 37.03%, and over the past year, it has soared by 885.34%. This upward momentum was partly attributed to the public launch of
Now listed on Nasdaq under the ticker
Winklevoss highlighted the importance of
The company’s approach to treasury management carries certain risks, as shown by data from derivatives exchanges. On Hyperliquid, a major investor has maintained a substantial short position in ZEC for over a month, currently facing an unrealized loss of $9.5 million. At the same time, a previous leading long position in ZEC has scaled back after a period of volatility, closing much of its position and reallocating in smaller amounts. These divergent strategies point to uncertainty among key players in the ZEC market.
Market analysts have also been monitoring technical signals and trading patterns. Since early September, Zcash has been on an extended upward trend, trading near its highest levels in years. Although there have been recent pullbacks, ZEC is still up more than 100% for the month and 1,100% over the past year. The broader market has seen increased interest in privacy coins, with Zcash and others such as
A major upgrade—Network Upgrade 6.1—is planned for November 23. Developers are urging users to update their wallets to ensure compatibility. This update, along with enhanced privacy through the Orchard shielded pool, could further boost Zcash’s attractiveness to privacy-focused investors.
Backtest Hypothesis
ZEC’s latest price rally fits with historical trends seen after large daily increases. Since January 1, 2022, ZEC has recorded 163 days with price jumps of 5% or more. Analysis of these instances shows that ZEC often experiences continued
On average, the token has produced an excess return of 1.20% within a day after a surge, with this momentum generally lasting for the next 30 days and reaching a cumulative excess return of about 12%. The win rate—meaning the percentage of times ZEC outperformed the benchmark—has stayed between 50% and 60% over the 30-day period. The strongest outperformance was observed between days 5 and 20 after the surge, suggesting this is a favorable period for potential gains.
This evidence supports the idea that ZEC’s momentum following major price jumps is not random, but rather reflects a consistent pattern that could help guide investor decisions on when to enter or exit the market. With the recent 6.68% rise, analysts may watch the coming month for further confirmation of this trend.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
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