Zano Coin Price Drops 8% As The Block Explorer Gets Major Update

Zano Coin Price Down After Block Update: What Could Drive Recovery? Zano coin price today dropped sharply to $6.14, down 8.47% over the past 24 hours. The drop landed the same day as the Zano block explorer got a full visual update, adding staking and burn data that was never shown this clearly before. Source: Official Announcement Zano Coin Price Today: Market Cap, Volume, And Supply Data Right Now Source: CoinMarketCap Official ZANO coin price down movement today matches a wider pullback across smaller coins. Zano coin price today: $6.14, down 8.47% in 24 hours. Market cap: $94.96 million, down 8.67% on the day. 24-hour volume: $1.36 million, down 0.82%. Fully diluted value: $94.98 million. Circulating and total supply: 15.45 million ZANO, with no fixed maximum supply. In crypto news today, smaller-cap coins have moved lower alongside Bitcoin, and Zano's decline fits that broader pattern rather than standing out on its own. Zano Block Explorer Adds Live Staking APY And Burn Data Right Now The updated explorer now shows Zano Staking APY data and supply figures directly on its main dashboard. Estimated staked supply: about 10.7 million ZANO, roughly 69.34% of coins in circulation. Real-time staking yield: near 2.45% APY. Total ZANO burned so far: 14,877 tokens. Dev fund holdings are now visible on the dashboard. Chain height has passed 3.85 million blocks, with recent blocks weighted toward proof-of-work. No wallet balances, sender or receiver details, or transaction amounts appear anywhere on the new dashboard, keeping the explorer in line with the Zano Blockchain's default-private design. Zano Blockchain: Tokenomics Behind The Ecosystem Zano runs as an open-source Layer-1 blockchain where privacy applies to every transaction by default, not as an optional setting. Outside viewers can only confirm that a transaction happened as per official doc. Ring signatures hide the sender, stealth addresses hide the receiver and asset type, and Bulletproofs+ hide transaction amounts. Block time runs near one minute, with a fixed reward of 1 $ZANO per block, and a flat 0.01 $ZANO fee that gets fully burned. Supply started near 17.5 million tokens with no maximum cap, so yearly inflation trends toward zero as the coin base grows. Hard Fork 6 went live on mainnet at block 3,833,000 on August 26, 2026, adding account-style Gateway Addresses for exchanges and other services. That fork also opened non-custodial bridging for $ZANO to chains including Ethereum, TON, and Solana, giving the wider Zano ecosystem an easier path to outside integrations. What Is Next For The Zano Ecosystem After The Hard Fork 6 Update Now Development plans point toward a future upgrade, called Zenith, that would remove mining entirely and run on private staking alone, targeting block times near 15 seconds.