Zcash (ZEC) was priced at $995.07 at 4:20 p.m. ET Wednesday (21:20 UTC), after an earlier Nov. 11 reading showed a 7.89% half-hour decline to $1,092.19, with separate 24-hour loss figures at each check.
CoinGecko and exchange spot data put ZEC at $995.07 as of 21:20 UTC, down 5.84% over 24 hours. That later reading came more than five hours after the 10:42 a.m. ET snapshot, which recorded a 10.74% 24-hour loss.
At the earlier check, $1,092.19 was $104.30 below the snapshot’s $1,196.49 high, and 24-hour trading volume was about $195.9 million. ZEC had been at $1,185.73 30 minutes beforehand, a $93.54 decrease. The half-hour move was a 7.89% decline.
The 5.84% and 10.74% figures are daily-loss readings taken at different times on Nov. 11; they do not describe the same snapshot. The 7.89% figure covers the 30 minutes before the earlier price check. Together, the figures distinguish the short slide from the daily comparisons reported at each observation.
