Zcash community is voting on whether to reduce the block interval from 75 seconds to 25 seconds; the ZEC perpetual contract at 14:39 is still down by about 0.65%.
At the same time, the Zcash Foundation’s NU7 vote lets the community choose between keeping scheduled halving or changing the issuance of new coins to a smoother curve. No matter which option is selected, the total supply cap remains unchanged. In this Binance chart, the ZEC perpetual is at 1,130 USDT, with about 1.66 million coins traded over the past 24 hours.
This proposal is still within the upgrade window; the 25-second block time and the new issuance curve have not taken effect yet. The vote closes at 3:00 a.m. Beijing time on September 15. After that, you’ll need to see the results and the development readiness. What matters more to you: block speed, or the cadence of new coin issuance? Click <$ZEC > to check the real-time K-line, then see how the market reacts after the results are announced.
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At the same time, the Zcash Foundation’s NU7 vote lets the community choose between keeping scheduled halving or changing the issuance of new coins to a smoother curve. No matter which option is selected, the total supply cap remains unchanged. In this Binance chart, the ZEC perpetual is at 1,130 USDT, with about 1.66 million coins traded over the past 24 hours.
This proposal is still within the upgrade window; the 25-second block time and the new issuance curve have not taken effect yet. The vote closes at 3:00 a.m. Beijing time on September 15. After that, you’ll need to see the results and the development readiness. What matters more to you: block speed, or the cadence of new coin issuance? Click <$ZEC > to check the real-time K-line, then see how the market reacts after the results are announced.
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