ZEC Reverses -16.7% in 10 Days After Hitting a 90-Day High — Privacy Coin Momentum Exhausted
Zcash surged +49% in nine days to a 90-day closing high of $375 on April 10, then reversed sharply to $312.74 by April 20 — a -16.7% decline with no recovery attempt. The 7-day return of -15.05% makes ZEC the second-worst performer in the index over that window, and the reversal from just below the 90-day intraday high of $390.65 signals clear resistance rejection.
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Conclusion
ZEC Apr 10 close (90-day high): $375.32; ZEC Apr 20 close: $312.74; peak-to-trough: −16.7%; 7-day return: −15.05%; 90-day intraday high: $390.65; Apr 7 single-day move: $251.74→$319.62 (+27%); 90-day low: $197.63; Apr 1 close: $251.