# Shielded Pool İlgili Makaleler

HTX Haber Merkezi, kripto endüstrisindeki piyasa trendleri, proje güncellemeleri, teknoloji gelişmeleri ve düzenleyici politikaları kapsayan "Shielded Pool" hakkında en son makaleleri ve derinlemesine analizleri sunmaktadır.

ZEC Price Rises 4% Following Deployment of Zcash Ironwood Upgrade

The price of the anonymous cryptocurrency ZEC ($ZEC) has risen by approximately 4% following the official deployment of the Zcash Ironwood network upgrade. This update introduces an officially verified shielded pool and a "turnstile" mechanism aimed at ensuring supply integrity. Grayscale noted that its Grayscale Zcash Trust (ZCSH) remains the sole pure-play investment vehicle for ZEC available through certain US brokerage accounts. The upgrade strengthens the core privacy-focused infrastructure of Zcash. This positive market reaction coincides with ZEC's earlier technical breakout from a descending triangle pattern in early 2026, with momentum extending into subsequent quarters. If bullish momentum persists into August, ZEC could test resistance near $550 and then $636. Conversely, key support lies at $450; a break below could push the price toward $411, where the 200-day EMA aligns, with a further decline to $300 possible if both levels fail.

cryptonews.ru07/29 05:23

ZEC Price Rises 4% Following Deployment of Zcash Ironwood Upgrade

cryptonews.ru07/29 05:23

ZEC Co-Founder Responds to Orchard Vulnerability: No Signs of Theft, Orchard Pool to Be Sealed

ZEC Co-Founder Addresses Orchard Vulnerability: No Signs of Theft, Plans to Sunset Orchard Pool A security vulnerability was recently discovered in Zcash's Orchard shielded pool, raising key concerns. The primary questions are whether the flaw was exploited, if user funds are safe, whether users can verify the total ZEC supply, and if other similar vulnerabilities exist. Analysis suggests the vulnerability was likely not exploited prior to its discovery. It was found proactively by a researcher using specialized tools, not due to an active breach. The development team and mining pools acted quickly to contain the issue. Typical financially-motivated attacks would likely have left visible on-chain evidence, which has not been observed. User funds in Orchard are considered safe and should be recoverable, assuming no prior exploitation. If the flaw was never used, all legitimate funds can be withdrawn. The article outlines risks associated with moving funds to transparent addresses or other pools, but concludes that leaving assets in place is a reasonable option. Currently, users cannot independently verify that the total ZEC supply hasn't been inflated due to this bug. However, the planned Ironwood network upgrade is designed to resolve this. It will permanently close the Orchard pool to new deposits and internal transfers, allowing only withdrawals. This mechanism will cap total withdrawals at the amount of legitimately deposited funds, enabling anyone to cryptographically verify the supply post-upgrade. Multiple teams, including Shielded Labs, have conducted extensive audits focused on counterfeiting vulnerabilities, assisted by advanced AI tools. No additional flaws of this type have been found so far, increasing confidence that no other similar undisclosed vulnerabilities exist. In summary, evidence indicates the Orchard bug was probably not used, user funds are secure, and no other counterfeiting flaws are currently known. The upcoming Ironwood upgrade will restore users' ability to independently verify the total ZEC supply, closing this chapter.

Foresight News06/15 03:49

ZEC Co-Founder Responds to Orchard Vulnerability: No Signs of Theft, Orchard Pool to Be Sealed

Foresight News06/15 03:49

Will Ethereum's Native Privacy Proposal EIP-8182 Absorb Liquidity from Other Privacy Coins?

The article discusses Ethereum Improvement Proposal (EIP) 8182, titled "Private ETH and ERC-20 Transfers," a draft proposal to integrate native privacy directly into the Ethereum protocol layer (L1). Currently, Ethereum transactions are fully transparent, and existing privacy solutions like Tornado Cash are third-party dApps with limitations: small anonymity sets (mixing pools), lack of interoperability, and regulatory vulnerability. EIP-8182 aims to create a large, unified "shared shielded pool" and zero-knowledge proof (ZK) precompiles within the core protocol. Key features include a massive, shared anonymity pool for all users and dApps, significantly enhancing privacy strength; native support for private transfers of ETH and any ERC-20 token; a decentralized system contract architecture without admin controls or fees; and the use of ZK proofs to validate transactions without revealing specific details. If implemented, this upgrade could position Ethereum as the world's largest privacy-focused blockchain. By offering a built-in, highly private environment with a vast user base and liquidity, it might attract institutional and individual users, potentially drawing liquidity away from dedicated privacy coins like Zcash and Monero, or even users seeking privacy on Bitcoin. The integration could transform Ethereum from a transparent public ledger into a dominant privacy-centric platform, with potential future enhancements like fully homomorphic encryption (FHE) for compliance capabilities.

marsbit05/26 02:56

Will Ethereum's Native Privacy Proposal EIP-8182 Absorb Liquidity from Other Privacy Coins?

marsbit05/26 02:56

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