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ZEC's 10-session winning run ends at a 90-day high — the price rose 87% in 10 days before pulling back
- Zcash (ZEC) closed lower on May 9 at $594, ending a 10-session consecutive winning streak that ran from Apr 29 to May 8.
- Over those 10 sessions the price climbed from $327 to $614 — an 87.6% gain — before a 3.1% pullback on May 9.
- The streak's end at a 90-day high, after a near-doubling in price, marks a clear shift in short-term momentum.
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Conclusion
Consecutive up closes confirmed: Apr 29 $327.24 → Apr 30 $350.32 → May 1 $384.86 → May 2 $387.79 → May 3 $412.95 → May 4 $423.00 → May 5 $516.82 → May 6 $554.10 → May 7 $574.59 → May 8 $613.60 (10 straight up). May 9 close $594.44 = −3.1% (streak broken). 90-day high close: $613.60 (May 8). 10-day gain: ($613.60 − $327.24) / $327.24 = +87.6%. Fresh: streak break is a May 9 event.