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ZetaChain Community Approves Migration to Solana SPL Token Standard

ZetaChain token holders have voted decisively in favor of Proposal 68 to transition the network's native token to Solana.

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ZetaChain token holders have approved Proposal 68 with 99.4% support and approximately 58% voter turnout, passing the 40% quorum requirement. The governance measure authorizes migrating the native ZETA token to an SPL standard on the Solana blockchain on a 1:1 basis, with no alteration to total supply and no newly minted tokens.

The passage of the proposal initiates the strategy without immediately halting the existing ZetaChain Layer 1 network. Validators and staking mechanisms will remain operational through the initial phase, while more than 300,000 Anuma accounts are slated to participate in the broader migration.

Operational execution will depend on a subsequent governance vote to determine the network shutdown block, token snapshot details, withdrawal timelines, and centralized exchange conversion schedules. Existing ERC-20 and Binance Smart Chain versions of ZETA remain unaffected by this specific vote.

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