Zcash Makes European Market Entry
On September 22, 21Shares debuted Europe’s first Zcash exchange-traded product (ETP) on Euronext Paris and Amsterdam, trading under the ticker ZCASH. The fund, which has an annual management fee of 2.5%, is physically backed, allowing investors to gain exposure to Zcash without managing private keys or navigating crypto exchanges.
This launch follows Grayscale’s Zcash ETF (ZCSH) that began trading on August 25, which is also set for a share split on September 30. On the day of the ETP's launch, Zcash (ZEC) peaked at around $1,680 before closing at approximately $1,522, reflecting a 6.6% decline for the day.
Key Features and Investor Appeal
The ZCASH fund allows for trading in euros in Paris and in dollars in Amsterdam. Initially, it started with 5,000 securities and a net asset value of $20.04 per unit, accumulating about $100,000 in assets on its first day. Unlike Bitcoin and Ethereum, Zcash offers privacy features that enable users to conceal their transaction details, appealing to those looking for a discreet alternative in the cryptocurrency market.




