ZetaChain votes to shut down Layer 1 network, migrate ZETA to Solana
Summary
ZetaChain has voted overwhelmingly to shut down its Layer 1 network and transition its ZETA token to the Solana blockchain, with Proposal 68 passing on September 20 with 99.4% support from participants. This move involves converting ZETA to a native Solana SPL token while the team shifts its focus to the Anuma AI app, which already has over 300,000 users. A subsequent vote will determine the specifics of the shutdown and the token claim process, though no timeline has been established yet. The strong support for the proposal reflects a strategic pivot in ZetaChain's operations, shifting emphasis from maintaining the Layer 1 network to enhancing its AI offerings.
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$ZETA$SOL
Analysis
ZetaChain: ZetaChain operates a Layer 1 blockchain network and manages the associated ZETA token. The project has initiated a community vote to wind down its L1 operations and migrate the token to the Solana blockchain. The team is redirecting its resources toward an AI-focused application as its new priority. Anuma AI app: Anuma AI app is the primary initiative the ZetaChain team will pursue following the decision to shut down its Layer 1 network. The app represents the organization's strategic pivot to new product development in the AI space. Strategic Pivot: ZetaChain is redirecting its efforts from Layer 1 maintenance to building out its AI application. Community Support: The governance proposal to migrate the network and token received strong participant approval.
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