Lisk said it is changing course and will focus on building a modern treasury operations platform for finance teams. As part of that shift, the Ethereum layer-2 network’s Lisk Chain will officially shut down on Oct. 31, though the network will continue operating normally until that date. Lisk also said projects currently deployed on the chain can choose to migrate to Celo through an available transition path. The company stressed that the move is optional rather than mandatory, leaving each team to decide based on its own product needs, user base, and technical considerations. The update was disclosed in a post published by Lisk on X.
Lisk said it is making a strategic shift and will focus on a modern treasury operations platform built for finance teams.
In a post on X, the Ethereum layer-2 network said Lisk Chain will officially shut down on Oct. 31. Until then, the network will continue to operate normally.
For projects currently deployed on Lisk Chain, Lisk has opened an optional migration path to Celo. The migration is not mandatory, and project teams can make their own decision based on their products, users, and technical circumstances.
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