ZetaChain Proposes Migrating ZETA Token to Solana as Native SPL

TL;DR

• ZetaChain proposes migrating its ZETA token as a native SPL on Solana, maintaining the same ticker and a 1:1 conversion that will make no changes to the total supply.
• The vote opens today and will last approximately 72 hours on ZetaHub; no changes will be executed before ZETA holders have their say.
• Anuma, the project’s private AI app, already has more than 300,000 users and surpassed one million requests across 35 models since February.

ZetaChainsubmitted a formal proposal to bring its ZETA token to Solana and, alongside it, Anuma: an artificial intelligence application with private, encrypted memory that already brings together more than 300,000 users. The vote opens today on ZetaHub and runs for 72 hours. No changes will be executed before holders have their say.

The central argument of ZetaChain’s proposal is one of infrastructure. Solana is unifying the building blocks of the AI ecosystem —open compute, agent registry, payment rails— but lacks an application layer with real users. Anuma fills that gap: an app with encrypted memory that the user controls, that travels across models, apps and agents, and that no external provider can retain or use for training.

The full case for bringing ZETA to Solana. Why Solana, what changes for ZETA holders, and where to vote. Voting is open on ZetaHub for 72 hours. https://t.co/TuJZina1Ik

— ZetaChain (@ZetaChain) September 17, 2026

Solana’s network is ideal for its metrics. Confirmations occur in approximately 400 milliseconds, the median fee is around a tenth of a cent and load tests surpassed 100,000 transactions per second. Additionally, x402, the agent payments protocol, has already processed more than 20 million transactions since July, with Solana as the primary network.

In economic terms, ZETA would become the common access token for the entire AI application layer on Solana. The mechanism is already working in Anuma: users lock ZETA, receive credits and spend them on AI usage. The locked ZETA exits the circulating supply, creating pressure on available supply as more apps and agents integrate into the same layer.

For holders, the core elements remain unchanged: the ZETA ticker, the 1:1 conversion, vesting schedules, balances in the Token Dashboard and positions on Ethereum and BSC stay intact. What changes is the technical standard —from its own L1 to a native SPL on Solana— and the surrounding ecosystem, with access to DEXs that settle around $70 billion monthly and payment rails designed for autonomous agents.

ZetaChain also anticipates that conversion on exchanges will depend on individual confirmation from each platform, whose list will be published before any process begins.