# Сопутствующие статьи по теме Traceability

Новостной центр HTX предлагает последние статьи и углубленный анализ по "Traceability", охватывающие рыночные тренды, новости проектов, развитие технологий и политику регулирования в криптоиндустрии.

On-chain Analyst: Why Are Most Zcash Transactions Still Traceable?

Title: Why Most Zcash Transactions Remain Traceable Zcash, a privacy-focused cryptocurrency launched in 2016, was designed to offer anonymity by hiding transaction details like sender, receiver, and amount using zero-knowledge proof technology (zk-SNARKs). However, in practice, a significant portion of ZEC transactions are still traceable on-chain. The key reason is Zcash's dual-address system. It features transparent addresses (t-addresses), which work like standard Bitcoin addresses with all data public, and shielded addresses (z-addresses) that encrypt transaction details. There are four transaction types with varying privacy levels: fully transparent (t→t), partially shielded (t→z and z→t), and fully private (z→z). Despite its privacy capabilities, most real-world Zcash activity involves transparent addresses, primarily because major exchanges and institutions use them for regulatory compliance. As a result, blockchain analytics platforms like Arkham can track and attribute a substantial volume of Zcash transactions. Arkham reports it has identified entities behind over $420 billion in ZEC transaction volume. Case studies highlight this traceability: the U.S. government holds seized Zcash from a dark web case, visible via its transparent wallet, and individual traders' profitable moves are trackable from purchase to exchange deposit. In conclusion, Zcash's privacy is not inherent but user-dependent. While purely shielded (z→z) transactions remain cryptographically private, the prevalence of transparent address usage makes much of the network's activity traceable. The actual privacy protection offered depends entirely on how users choose to transact.

marsbit05/26 06:04

On-chain Analyst: Why Are Most Zcash Transactions Still Traceable?

marsbit05/26 06:04

Dubai tightens crypto rules on privacy while widening access for funds under new DFSA regime

Dubai's financial free zone has introduced significant changes to its cryptocurrency regulations, effective 12 January 2026. The new DFSA regime prohibits privacy-focused tokens and privacy-enhancing devices—such as Zcash, Monero, and Tornado Cash—from being used in or from the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC) for regulated activities. This ensures enhanced traceability and anti-money laundering compliance. Concurrently, the DFSA has shifted from maintaining a prescribed list of approved tokens to requiring licensed firms to assess, disclose, and continuously review the suitability of crypto tokens for their clients. This mirrors traditional securities evaluation models. Additionally, investment funds now have greater flexibility to invest in crypto tokens, provided they adhere to robust risk management and use compliant assets. The updated framework aims to align DIFC with global regulatory standards like MiCA, fostering institutional participation while excluding high-privacy, high-risk assets.

ambcrypto01/12 20:52

Dubai tightens crypto rules on privacy while widening access for funds under new DFSA regime

ambcrypto01/12 20:52

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