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Zcash's NU7 upgrade goes live, speeding up private payments

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Zcash has activated its NU7 network upgrade, a milestone for the privacy-focused cryptocurrency. The upgrade shortens the target time between blocks to 25 seconds. It also reduces the processing work wallets must perform to locate private payments. In addition, NU7 sets aside fees to support future miners.

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