Zcash, a cryptocurrency known for its optional privacy features, continues to allow a significant portion of its transactions to be traceable. Unlike Monero, which enforces privacy by default, Zcash offers users the choice between shielded (z-address) and transparent (t-address) transactions. This design choice has made Zcash more palatable to regulators compared to Monero, which remains a favorite among privacy advocates but is less favored by regulatory bodies. The prevalence of t-addresses on mainstream platforms highlights the limited demand for strong privacy among users, as these addresses are traceable. This flexibility in privacy options positions Zcash as a cryptocurrency that balances user privacy with regulatory compliance, potentially broadening its appeal and usability in regulated environments.