Zcash Trades Near $1,194 After a 24-Hour High Above $1,200
Zcash traded at $1,194.25 on September 7, 2026, after a 24-hour high of $1,249.28. September 4 reporting linked earlier gains to ETF inflows and mining activity.
Zcash traded near $1,194 on September 7, 2026, after reaching a 24-hour high above $1,200, according to CoinGecko data.
CoinGecko’s market page showed ZEC at $1,194.25 at approximately 13:04 China Standard Time, with a rolling 24-hour range of $1,135.40 to $1,249.28. The snapshot price was about 4.4% below that high.
The quoted range spanned $113.88. CoinGecko aggregates exchange-market data, so the figures represent a changing market reference rather than an executable quote at a particular venue.
The Block reported on September 4 that Zcash had crossed $1,000 as attention turned to ETF inflows and increased mining competition. It reported approximately $34.4 million in net inflows into Grayscale’s ZCSH since its August 25 debut, citing Grayscale data, and noted that September 3–4 figures appeared incomplete.
An August 21 filing by Grayscale Zcash Trust with the SEC had described an anticipated NYSE Arca listing on or about August 25 under the ticker ZCSH, subject to regulatory approvals. The filing said there was no assurance that the listing would proceed as anticipated.
Zcash price snapshot for September 7, 2026.
Note: This article is for news reporting purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
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