Zora co-founder Dee Goens said on X that she will take over as chief executive officer, while co-founder Jacob is stepping down and leaving the company after more than six years as CEO. The leadership change comes after Zora reduced headcount earlier this year, leaving the company with a team of fewer than 10 people. Goens also said the company is relying more heavily on AI agents to handle Slack workflows, code writing, and incident response.
On the product side, Zora has expanded asset issuance to Robinhood and Solana, and now supports cross-chain trading across Robinhood, Solana, and BNB Chain. The company has also launched Custom Pairs, a feature that lets users create new tokens paired with tokenized stocks, meme coins, and major crypto assets. Since launch, more than 4,000 trading pairs have been created. Goens said the next phase will center on ZORA token buybacks and a reward system, while also restarting community incentive distributions, focusing on mobile products, and growing the user base for social trading and on-chain markets.
Zora co-founder Dee Goens said in a post on X that she will take over as chief executive officer. Co-founder Jacob is stepping down and leaving Zora after serving as CEO for more than six years.
Earlier this year, Zora reduced its workforce, and the team now has fewer than 10 people. Goens said the company is also using AI agents more broadly for Slack workflows, code writing, and incident response.
Product rollout expands across Robinhood, Solana, and BNB Chain
On the product side, Zora has expanded asset issuance to Robinhood and Solana. It also supports cross-chain trading across Robinhood, Solana, and BNB Chain.
Zora has introduced Custom Pairs, which allows users to create new tokens paired with tokenized stocks, meme coins, and major crypto assets. Since the feature went live, more than 4,000 trading pairs have been created.
Next phase centers on ZORA buybacks and incentives
Goens said the next phase will focus on ZORA token buybacks and a rewards mechanism designed to tie the platform's business more closely to the interests of ZORA holders. Zora also plans to restart community incentive distributions, put more weight on mobile products, and keep expanding the user base for social trading and on-chain markets.
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