ZetaChain will gradually phase out traditional cross-chain services and shift towards an AI private memory layer.
Foresight News reports that ZetaChain has issued an announcement stating it will gradually shut down traditional cross-chain infrastructure to focus on Anuma and next-generation directions such as user-owned memory, identity, permissions, payments, and AI agents.
According to the transition plan, ZetaChain will decommission traditional cross-chain services in three phases: starting June 1 (the platform will completely stop deposits, but users may continue to withdraw eligible assets); before June 30 (offering users a final withdrawal window); starting June 30 (all ZRC20 token withdrawals will be suspended indefinitely, and cross-chain monitoring for Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Base, BSC, Polygon, Avalanche, Sui, and TON, across 10 chains, will be terminated).
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