According to Arkham monitoring, an address has just withdrawn approximately 1% of the total funds from Zcash's privacy pool Orchard. In theory, the Orchard privacy pool still holds 3.88 million ZEC, with a total value of about 1.65 billion USD. Previously, security researchers using AI models (Claude Opus 4.8) discovered a serious forgery vulnerability in the Orchard privacy pool that lasted for four years, which once caused panic and market bottoming; however, with the emergency hard fork fix completed, the ZEC price has rebounded 70% from that bottom.

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BorrowedHalo
· 5h ago
The paradox of privacy coins: the more private they are, the easier they are to target. This time is a typical example.
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L2AlleyRunner
· 7h ago
Orchard's vulnerabilities over the past four years were only discovered thanks to Claude. Should traditional auditing reflect on itself?
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ViewingNarrativesFromAHotAir
· 7h ago
Hard forks can fix code, but can't repair trust breaches; ZEC's narrative needs to be retold.
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GateUser-4d2d061e
· 7h ago
Rebound after the fix is 70%, the market's memory is even shorter than a goldfish.
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BlueLakeOverlooker
· 7h ago
1% of the extraction volume may not seem significant, but at such a sensitive time, any large fluctuation will be amplified and interpreted.
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