ZetaChain proposes Solana migration, L1 halt on December 9
ZetaChain has proposed shutting down its Layer 1 blockchain on December 9 and moving its native ZETA token to Solana, alongside plans to launch a private artificial intelligence platform called ZetaLabs. The project announced on November 4 that Governance Proposal 2 would determine the migration arrangements, including token conversion, holder protections and the networks shutdown. Voting closes November 7 at 16:12 UTC, and the proposed changes cannot proceed unless token holders approve them. “Nothing moves until it passes,” the ZetaChain team said. The proposal follows a September governance decision in which 99.4% of participating votes supported moving ZETA to Solana. That earlier vote approved the direction of the migration but left implementation details for a second proposal. ZetaChain sets December 9 for proposed Solana migration Under Proposal 2, ZetaChain would record existing token balances at block 20,755,000, expected around December 9. The snapshot would include liquid holdings, staked tokens, unbonding balances and unclaimed staking rewards. The existing blockchain would permanently stop producing blocks at the snapshot height, with Solana becoming the network hosting native ZETA. On Dec 9, $ZETA becomes a native Solana token and ZetaLabs launches: private AI on Solana, with ZETA as the token behind it. Governance Proposal 2 is live on ZetaHub. It sets the









