TREE NEWS reports: Starknet co-founder Eli Ben-Sasson said Zcash’s (ZEC) recent rally is partly driven by market concerns that Bitcoin has become “too ossified” at the protocol level. Ben-Sasson, who said he “deeply loves Bitcoin,” called those concerns real and added that some Bitcoin holders have told him they have shifted part of their positions into ZEC.
Starknet Co-Founder Says ZEC Rally Partly Driven by Bitcoin ‘Ossification’ Fears
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The notable claim here is less about ZEC's move than about the diagnosis: a Starknet founder framing Bitcoin's rigidity as a demand driver for a privacy chain, and citing Bitcoin holders themselves as the migrating cohort. That reframes the rally as a sentiment spillover rather than a Zcash-specific story, which matters for how the privacy sector is read against Bitcoin's governance debates. Whether that rotation is durable or a narrative attached to a short-term move is the open question.
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