Arthur Hayes Urges Zcash Holders to 'Withdraw and Shield,' Names ZEC His No.2 Holding

Published at 2025-11-13 00:55:02

Arthur Hayes on Nov. 12 urged Zcash holders to “withdraw and shield” their coins by moving balances off exchanges into shielded addresses, framing it as a collective move toward stronger privacy. The former BitMEX CEO also disclosed that ZEC has become his second-largest position after Bitcoin, signaling a high-profile vote of confidence in the privacy-focused asset. Hayes’ public call matters because coordinated withdrawals could tighten exchange liquidity for ZEC, raise on-chain use of shielded transactions, and prompt fresh price volatility as available sell-side supply falls. The push also risks attracting regulatory scrutiny and could complicate trading for institutional participants. Market participants should watch exchange balances, on-chain shielded activity, and volatility in ZEC price in the coming days as Hayes’ influence may drive short-term flows and debate over privacy versus compliance.

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