99.4% of people voted to shut their own mainchain
The ZetaChain community just made a pretty tough decision. Proposal 68 passed with 99.4%: native ZETA migrates to Solana as an SPL token, and it begins shutting down its own Layer 1. Voter turnout was 58%, with only 0.3% voting against 🚪
It’s not common in crypto for a project to personally shut down its own mainchain. The reasons aren’t hard to guess either: maintaining an L1 is expensive, and liquidity is too fragmented—so it’s better to move assets directly to where there are more users. But this vote only sets the “direction.” How the migration will be carried out, and when the chain will actually stop, will need another round of voting.
What I’m curious about is: once “shutting down your own chain and moving to someone else’s place” becomes an option, who will be next?
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#zetachain投票批准zeta迁移至solana
The ZetaChain community just made a pretty tough decision. Proposal 68 passed with 99.4%: native ZETA migrates to Solana as an SPL token, and it begins shutting down its own Layer 1. Voter turnout was 58%, with only 0.3% voting against 🚪
It’s not common in crypto for a project to personally shut down its own mainchain. The reasons aren’t hard to guess either: maintaining an L1 is expensive, and liquidity is too fragmented—so it’s better to move assets directly to where there are more users. But this vote only sets the “direction.” How the migration will be carried out, and when the chain will actually stop, will need another round of voting.
What I’m curious about is: once “shutting down your own chain and moving to someone else’s place” becomes an option, who will be next?
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#zetachain投票批准zeta迁移至solana
