The title is about thoughts on Zcash.. so I will give you another thought
"Approximately 131,250 Zcash coins were distributed among investors at a price of $15.24 per coin against the $2 million raised during the summer round of funding."
So the big investors who are behind Zcash bought 1 ZEC for ~$15 whereas it was traded for $xxxx in the first few days. In the end, it will be just that: ~$15
You have a source for that?
How can 131250 zcash be distributed when not even 20k is mined?
http://www.investopedia.com/news/what-zcash/"Earlier this year, the Zcash Electric Coin Company raised a total of $2 million in exchange for equity in the company from seventeen investors: Aaron Grieshaber, Branson Bollinger, Maple Ventures (Amir Chetrit and Steven Nerayoff), Brian Cartmell, Vlad Zamfir, Roger Ver, Digital Currency Group, Barry Silbert, Charles Songhurst, Fenbushi, Shapeshift, Erik Voorhees, David Lee Kuo Chuen, Fred Ehrsam, Sebastian Serrano, and Li Xiaolai.
Investors now own 16.4% of the company. According to Zcash, the Founders' Reward is 10% of the total long-run monetary base of 21 million coins, while the remaining 90% of the Zcash monetary base goes to miners. Approximately 131,250 Zcash coins were distributed among investors at a price of $15.24 per coin against the $2 million raised during the summer round of funding."
Its also on the official website
https://z.cash/blog/continued-funding-and-transparency.html"Since the Founders' Reward is 2.1 million coins (10% of the total long-run monetary base of 21 million coins), and since the Founders' Reward will be split among the owners of the Zcash Company in proportion to their ownership, this means the new round of investors paid $2M for an eventual distribution of 131,250 Zcash coins. Therefore, they effectively paid $15.24 per coin."
Edit: The investopedia phrasing is not correct. They are not actually distributed.