The Zcash development team collectively resigned, yet the coin's price went up by 20%. In nine years, less than 1% of ZEC transactions actually used the privacy feature, while the remaining 99% are still 'running naked.' From $3,000 in 2016 to $15 last July, then suddenly spiking to $744. When there's little money, everyone's comrades. When there's a lot of money, the fight begins over who gets to call the shots. The fight is over control of the Zashi wallet—ECC wanted to privatize for funding, but the nonprofit board said no. All 25 coders, led by the CEO, left. The next day, they started a new company called CashZ, claiming they'll use the same code to make a new wallet. When there's money, that's when you find out who your real family is.