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Leap Therapeutics Soars 300% Following $50M Zcash Investment Backed by Winklevoss Twins

Formerly a biotechnology firm, Leap Therapeutics (LPTX) has recently made headlines by announcing the purchase of $50 million in Zcash (ZEC), backed by Winklevoss Capital. This strategic move comes shortly after Leap raised nearly $60 million in funding, shifting its focus to become a digital treasury firm. The tokens were acquired at an average price of $245.37 each, and since the purchase, Zcash has more than doubled in value, skyrocketing to $523.

In addition to its substantial investment in Zcash, Leap Therapeutics is undergoing a rebranding initiative to become Cypherpunk Technologies, which will also see a ticker change to CYPH effective Thursday. The company aims to implement a digital asset treasury strategy that involves raising funds through equity and debt to acquire cryptocurrencies, similar to Michael Saylor’s approach with bitcoin.

Despite a downturn in the digital asset treasury market, which has seen many companies struggle, Cypherpunk’s executives believe in the long-term significance of Zcash and the importance of privacy in financial systems. Will McEvoy, Cypherpunk’s chief investment officer, noted that their strategy differs from others by attracting investors that align with their vision rather than relying on short-term opportunists.

Zcash’s emphasis on user privacy puts it at a distinct advantage over other cryptocurrencies, supporting Cypherpunk’s position as it navigates an evolving digital landscape.

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