Zebec Network token jumps 3.8% to $0.001813 as volume tops $10.8 M

Zebec Network’s governance token ZBCN surged 3.8% in the last 24 hours to $0.001813, pushing its market capitalisation above $181 million as trading volume climbed past $10.8 million [3].

What drove the move

The price lift coincided with a surge in on‑chain and exchange activity. Bybit’s ZBCN/USDT perpetual contract recorded a 24‑hour turnover of 582,307 USDT and a trading volume of 325,524,400 ZBCN, with the token up 4.12% on the platform [4]. Similar activity is reflected on MEXC, though specific volume figures are not disclosed there. The heightened liquidity suggests renewed interest from both retail and institutional traders, likely spurred by Zebec’s expanding product suite—including real‑time payroll, payment cards, and multi‑chain integrations—that has attracted $35 million in venture funding since its 2021 launch [3].

Tokenomics and market context

ZBCN’s circulating supply sits at roughly 99.999 billion tokens, just shy of its 100 billion max supply, meaning only 0.001% of tokens remain unissued [3]. With a daily trading volume of $10.8 million, the token’s turnover rate is modest relative to its market cap, indicating that price moves are sensitive to relatively small shifts in order flow. The token’s recent 3.8% gain places it near its 30‑day high of $0.0019, while support appears around $0.0016, a level that has held in prior pullbacks [3].

Competitive landscape

Zebec’s multi‑chain strategy spans Solana, Base, BNB Chain, NEAR, and Ethereum, positioning it against other payroll‑focused projects that remain single‑chain. Its integration with Circle, Stellar, and major payment networks (Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay) differentiates it from peers that lack such fiat‑crypto bridges. The token’s governance role and utility across payroll, DePIN, and point‑of‑sale solutions add layers of demand that can sustain price momentum if adoption scales.

What to watch

• $0.0019 resistance – a breach could signal a new short‑term rally toward the $0.0020 level.
• Upcoming token unlocks – any future release of the remaining 0.001 % of supply could dilute price pressure.
• New exchange listings – additional listings on major venues may boost liquidity and trigger further price moves.

The 3.8% rise underscores growing market interest in Zebec’s hybrid payroll and payment infrastructure, but the token’s thin supply margin and reliance on volume spikes mean that future price action will hinge on sustained on‑chain usage and broader adoption of its multi‑chain services.