ZetaChain has proposed winding down its native Layer1 network and migrating the ZETA token to Solana. The plan is described as a way to simplify operations, though it has also raised concerns around governance participation and possible liquidity issues for the token. ZetaChain is a blockchain project focused on cross-chain interoperability, and ZETA is its native token. If the proposal is approved, ZETA would operate on Solana as an SPL token instead of remaining on ZetaChain’s original network. The update was carried by Techub News, citing Crypto Briefing. The report did not provide further implementation details, timing, or a final decision on the proposal.
ZetaChain has floated a plan to wind down its native Layer1 network and shift the ZETA token onto the Solana blockchain, according to Techub News.
The pitch is simple: make operations easier. But it has also stirred concerns around governance participation and possible token liquidity issues.
ZETA could become an SPL token on Solana
ZetaChain is a blockchain project centered on cross-chain interoperability, and ZETA is its native token. If the proposal passes, ZETA would function on Solana as an SPL token.
The report cited Crypto Briefing.
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