ZetaChain’s on-chain governance has approved Proposal 68, setting the project on course to retire its standalone blockchain and migrate native ZETA balances to Solana. The vote ended Sept. 20, with 99.44% of ballots supporting the plan, including 263.65 million ZETA in favor, 744,658 against and 752,300 abstaining. The decision does not immediately move tokens or shut down the network. ZetaChain said its Cosmos SDK-based layer-1 no longer fits its strategy as it focuses on Anuma, a private multi-model AI application built around a Private Memory Layer. Anuma has attracted more than 300,000 users since February and processed more than 1 million requests across 35 AI models. Under the proposed migration, native ZETA would convert 1:1 into a Solana-native SPL token (Solana’s token standard), with total supply and vesting schedules unchanged. ZETA held on Ethereum and BNB Chain is excluded. A second proposal, dependent on centralized-exchange support, will set the migration timetable, withdrawal and snapshot procedures, Solana claims, exchange conversions, holder protections and validator wind-down. Staking rewards will continue until the layer-1 shuts down, while its post-migration role remains unresolved.