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CryptoMedium•14 November 2026•
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Zcash fell 6.65% on Nov. 14, closing at $871.76

Key Facts

1Zcash closed at $871.76 on Nov. 14, 2026, down 6.65%, with a low of $863.83.
2Zcash fell 10.18% on Nov. 10 and 7.92% on Nov. 11, 2026.
3Grayscale announced an initiative on Nov. 10 that it plans to direct $1 million toward supporting the Zcash ecosystem.
4Grayscale announced initial grants totaling $400,000, divided into four grants of $100,000 each.
5Grayscale said ZEC’s price fell about 50% after a June 2026 vulnerability was revealed, and that the Ironwood pool was created on July 28.

Zcash fell 6.65% on Nov. 14, 2026, closing at $871.76, according to Investing.com data. The session low was $863.83. The figures put the currency in another declining session amid a series of losses in recent days. Data for Nov. 10 and 11 showed declines of 10.18% and 7.92%, respectively. On Nov. 14, the price continued to fall, with the daily low below the closing price.

Investing.com data show that the Nov. 14 decline followed two consecutive daily drops on Nov. 10 and 11. The currency fell 10.18% on Nov. 10, then 7.92% on Nov. 11. This sequence provides context for the latest session’s move, which followed significant daily losses on both dates. According to Nov. 14 data, the close was $871.76 after the daily low reached $863.83. The accompanying data did not report an hourly price change or a liquidation figure for that day.

On developments related to the Zcash ecosystem, Grayscale announced the launch of the Zcash Invest initiative on Nov. 10, saying it intended to direct $1 million to nonprofits and initiatives working to develop the ecosystem. The company presented the initiative as support for organizations working on the currency’s ecosystem. In the same announcement, it said it had awarded the first $400,000 through four equal grants, each worth $100,000. The company thus announced initial grants as part of the funding it said it planned to direct to the ecosystem. The announcement came four days before the Nov. 14 decline.

Grayscale’s disclosure also addressed a security vulnerability revealed in June 2026 in the protected Orchard pool, which it said could have allowed ZEC units to be forged. The company said the currency’s price later fell about 50% before recovering. It added that an emergency upgrade fixed the vulnerability and that a new protected pool called Ironwood was created on July 28, 2026. According to the disclosure, Ironwood replaced Orchard and withdrawals from it were capped at verifiable deposited amounts. Grayscale provided these details as part of its Nov. 10 announcement of the initiative and grants.

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