According to ChainCatcher, Zcash developers proposed reducing the network's target block interval from 25 to 20 seconds on Sunday. Developers ValarDragon and Evan Forbes submitted a Zcash Improvement Proposal (ZIP) draft to the Zcash community forum, aiming to include the change in the upcoming NU7.1 network upgrade. The shorter block interval is intended to reduce transaction confirmation time and improve user experience for offline payments, exchange deposits, and cross-chain swaps. The proposal will not increase daily privacy transaction throughput and will maintain Zcash's current issuance schedule. This follows Friday's activation of the NU7 upgrade on mainnet, which reduced the block interval from 75 seconds to 25 seconds.

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