Arthur Hayes Sells Entire Zcash Position After Orchard Exploit, ZEC Drops Nearly 50%
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Shiraz Jagati
Summary
BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes sold his entire Zcash (ZEC) position following the Orchard pool exploit, a counterfeiting vulnerability in the Zcash protocol. Hayes declared "the Holy Trinity is dead," referring to the cryptographic guarantees of Zcash. His high-profile exit deepened a selloff that pushed ZEC down nearly 47% in a single day. While Hayes acknowledged that new counterfeit minting is "extremely unlikely," he noted the exploit cannot be formally ruled out cryptographically, undermining confidence in the privacy-focused cryptocurrency.
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· 3 pulledThe Holy Trinity is dead.
While he thinks new counterfeit minting is 'extremely unlikely,' it 'cannot be formally cryptographical'
Arthur Hayes told his followers he had liquidated his entire ZEC bag in the wake of the Orchard counterfeiting flaw.
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Oh my g… I sold at 111k am I an idiot? 😔
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