Zcash surged 25% to nearly $335 following the announcement of a ceasefire 
between the U.S., Israel, and Iran. The rally pushed ZEC’s weekly gains to 
33%, significantly outperforming bitcoin and bringing its market 
capitalization to $5.4 billion, nearing its competitor monero. Key Takeaways: 
Zcash jumped 25% to nearly $335 on April 8, 2026, following an […]

ZEC Outperforms Bitcoin With 25% Surge Following Ceasefire

Binance is introducing a new rule to stop user orders from being executed at 
“abnormal prices” during extreme market conditions. A New Measure To Protect 
The Market, Binance Says The largest crypto centralized exchange announced 
today the release of the Spot Price Range Execution Rule (PRER) on spot 
markets starting April 14, 2026, rolling it out gradually across pairs. 
According to the announcement, the new feature will allow orders execution 
only within a dynamic price range. Binance will now keep every spot pair 
inside a moving fair‑value corridor built around a reference price derived 
from recent trades. As that reference ticks higher or lower, the corridor 
moves with it, creating a live price band above and below where Binance 
believes ‘normal’ trading should occur. Related Reading: Crypto Trust Crisis — 
The “Kim Jong‑Un Test” Is Exposing Secret North Korean Moles Any taker order 
that tries to sweep past that band simply stops at the edge. The in‑range 
portion fills, while the out‑of‑range remainder expires. In quiet markets, 
almost all liquidity sits inside the corridor, so in practice it’d be hardly 
noticeable. During stress, however, the band becomes a circuit‑breaker, 
blocking executions at prices the engine flags as detached from fair value. 
Put in simpler terms, Binance says under “normal” volatility PRER should not 
impact day‑to‑day trades at all, because bids/asks stay within the band. PRER 
is an execution filter triggered only when the market dislocates. It won’t 
change order types or fee tiers Why Is Binance Introducing The New Rule? 
WuBlockchain framed this new venture as a way to “prevent tragedies like the 
one on October 10th from happening again”. Binance introduces the Spot Price 
Range Execution Rule to prevent tragedies like the one on October 10th from 
happening again. To prevent user orders from being executed at abnormal prices 
under extreme market conditions, starting on 2026-04-14, Binance is 
introducing a feature… pic.twitter.com/Uk5JiqqyA8 — Wu Blockchain 
(@WuBlockchain) April 7, 2026 On October 10, 202,5 a crypto flash crash and 
liquidation cascade wiped out tens of billions in leveraged positions across 
the market. The macro shock widely linked to a Trump tariff announcement hit 
risk assets and helped trigger a chain reaction in over‑levered crypto 
positions. More than $19 billion of leverage was forcibly liquidated within 
hours. Bitcoin dropped from roughly $122,000 to near $105,000. Altcoins 
crashed far harder, with some thinly traded tokens briefly printing 
effectively to zero. According to an article from our sister website 
Bitcoinist, Binance attributed the turmoil to a broader macroeconomic shock 
and denied responsibility, later paying about $283 million in compensation. 
Binance claims PREER will help maintain fair and orderly market conditions 
during periods of unusual volatility. Market Implications Aggressive takers 
and algos need to watch for more unfilled or partially filled orders in fast 
markets. Liquidity providers may adjust quoting behavior, knowing extremes are 
less likely to print, which could tighten spreads on some pairs while reducing 
tail opportunities on others. Related Reading: This Bitcoin Trader Lost 
Millions In 2 Weeks, Here’s How Now, “last‑resort” liquidity in a crash may 
vanish faster if out‑of‑range orders just expire instead of clearing the book. 
At the same time, however, retail stop orders should be less likely to be 
executed at absurd wick prices. This will potentially reduce slippage in 
extreme events. PRER is another step toward institutional‑style market 
plumbing on Binance. Although active traders must adapt their execution logic, 
the new rule could make spot order books more attractive to risk‑averse 
capital. At the moment of writing, BTC trades for around $68k on the daily 
chart. Source: BTCUSDT on Tradingview. Cover image from Perplexity. BTCUSDT 
chart from Tradingview.

Binance Deploys PRER Volatility Shield — Here’s How New Price Bands Could Hit Your Orders

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repricing a single geopolitical variable rather than growth, inflation, or 
crypto-specific risk. After using unprecedented and combustible language 
earlier in the day, once Donald Trump signaled a two-week Iran ceasefire […]
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Zcash price shot up 25% on Wednesday, extending its monthly gains to over 60% 
as it continues to draw investor interest. According to data from crypto.news, 
Zcash (ZEC) price rose to a three-month high of $330 on Wednesday, marking 
gains…

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Coinbase&#8217;s AFSL approval in Australia could accelerate crypto adoption, 
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