#21shares推出欧洲首只zcash实物etp
👉 隐私有了机构通道
Europe’s first physical Zcash ETP is now live.
The issuer is 21Shares.
Privacy coins have regained access to institutional channels.
On the same day, Citrea acquired Crest.
It aims to bring Zcash-style privacy to Bitcoin.
Transfers and cross-chain swaps have been made the default options in the wallet.
Privacy has moved from an add-on feature to the underlying layer.
Bitcoin’s traceability—the one side institutions like and retail traders don’t.
Now, some people are trying to separate the two sides.
On-chain privacy and on-chain transparency are competing for the same plot of real estate.
Compliant exchanges have always been cautious about privacy coins.
ETPs have given institutions a way in—an entry point to bypass the usual barriers.
The opening is small, but the demand has been noticed.
Demand for privacy won’t disappear just because regulation changes.
This path is a long-term play.
Near-term trading volumes won’t look great.
But the demand is real.
For crypto, privacy is a need—not a stance.
How far do you think the privacy track can go this time? Let’s discuss in the comments.
👉 隐私有了机构通道
Europe’s first physical Zcash ETP is now live.
The issuer is 21Shares.
Privacy coins have regained access to institutional channels.
On the same day, Citrea acquired Crest.
It aims to bring Zcash-style privacy to Bitcoin.
Transfers and cross-chain swaps have been made the default options in the wallet.
Privacy has moved from an add-on feature to the underlying layer.
Bitcoin’s traceability—the one side institutions like and retail traders don’t.
Now, some people are trying to separate the two sides.
On-chain privacy and on-chain transparency are competing for the same plot of real estate.
Compliant exchanges have always been cautious about privacy coins.
ETPs have given institutions a way in—an entry point to bypass the usual barriers.
The opening is small, but the demand has been noticed.
Demand for privacy won’t disappear just because regulation changes.
This path is a long-term play.
Near-term trading volumes won’t look great.
But the demand is real.
For crypto, privacy is a need—not a stance.
How far do you think the privacy track can go this time? Let’s discuss in the comments.
