The Zcash token ZEC recently broke $850, which is significantly higher than the level of approximately $500 earlier this month. The focus of market attention on greyscale pushes Zcash Trust to ETF and plans to be listed in NYSE Arca with ZCSH code, which provides traditional investors with new channels to configure ZEC through exchange products.
Grayscale boost Zcash ETF listed
According to the disclosure documents, the product will track the ZEC value held by it and deduct costs and liabilities. The ETF format lowers the participation threshold for traditional accounts and allows ZEC to gain closer access to the mainstream securities market than direct holding of tokens.
It is worth noting that the ZEC has risen up to a maximum of years before the ETF formal transaction, indicating that some of the funds have been pre-positioned around this expectation. Next, the market is more concerned with the actual transactional and financial inflows after the product is online, judging whether the new channels will continue to push up demand.
Prices are breaking through the months of resistance.
In terms of movement, ZEC has broken through the rearranged area, which lasted months before, and has been standing on a belt of $700 to $780. As prices broke further, with $850, the market began to treat $900 and $1,000 as new observation space.
However, the faster rate of increase also means that short-line fluctuations may be magnified. If prices fall, but can still hold the $780 to $800 area, the market usually sees it as a post-break step-back recognition rather than a reverse trend.
Follow-up attention on whether $850 can be turned into support.
And then, if the $850 line is going to change from resistance to support, it's the key to determining whether this is going to last. If the price remains above this level, ZEC may still continue to test higher ranges.
On the contrary, if the price falls again below $780, the pre-period breakthrough may weaken, the market may revert to the previous consolidation, and attention is again paid to the succession in the range of $700 to $720.
