Creators of Zcash (ZEC), Electric Coin Co. (ECC), has outlined plans for the last quarter of 2025. This comes as the cryptocurrency industry is recording a surge in demand for privacy-oriented tokens.
In the last 60 days, there has been an increased demand for privacy coins as users look to them to avoid regulatory scrutiny.
ECC Focuses on Privacy, Transparency, and Wallet Security in Q4
As per the ECC roadmap, four key areas are of importance to the system. These include adding a temporary address for every swap of Zcash that utilizes the multichain NEAR Intents protocol. Another priority is to generate a new and transparent address for a user when their current account receives funds.
The other two components of the roadmap are that Keystone hard wallet users can now resynchronize their devices and it will now support Pay-to-Script-Hash (P2SH) multisig wallet in Keystone. According to the development team, ECC is looking to use one multisig wallet to secure the management of Zcash developer funds.
Roadmap Flexibility and Focus on Reducing Technical Debt
Electric Coin Co. has clarified that the roadmap is not fixed but a guide for the entity. It assured users that if market conditions negatively or positively affect the plans, ECC is willing to improvise and adapt to the times.
Zcash creators maintain it is concentrating on reducing technical debt, improving privacy and utility for Zashi users. It will also prioritize seamless developer fund management.
The actions are targeted at improving the Zashi decentralized off-ramp for shielded ZEC and decentralized on-ramp releases. The ECC had disabled temporarily the Coinbase on-ramp over privacy concerns and the current roadmap is to reduce address reuse for swaps.
Zcash Price Surge Reflects Growing Demand
In the last two months, Zcash’s shielded supply and price have witnessed a significant uptick. As at September 2025, ZEC was trading just below $50. However, following increased demand, the value soared to over $400 before the end of October.
As of this writing, Zcash is changing hands at $411.27, down 2.97% in the last 24 hours. The asset dropped from an intraday peak of $429.31 as its overbought Relative Strength Index (RSI) hit 77, triggering selling pressure.