ZCash proposes Ironwood fix after counterfeit-coin bug triggers 53% ZEC drop

ZCash is trying to restore confidence after unveiling the proposed Ironwood approach to address a counterfeit-minting risk tied to the Orchard shielded pool. ZEC rebounded to $435 as of June 7, up about 12% on the day, after sliding to $322 during panic selling and marking a peak drawdown of roughly 53%. The plan centers on moving legitimate coins into a new pool using turnstile accounting so potentially counterfeit funds cannot migrate forward.