The interesting thing about the move toward @ZIGFinance is that ZIGChain isn't being replaced. It’s being put into a much larger context. ZIGChain remains the purpose-built L1 underneath the ecosystem, providing the infrastructure for institutional products and onchain financial activity. What changes is the layer above it. With ZIG Markets, the ecosystem can move closer to the actual financial pipeline where opportunities are sourced, products are originated, structured and eventually distributed. Then there’s @ZigLabs_, which gives the ecosystem another engine for experimentation, product development and ecosystem expansion. Put those pieces together and the architecture starts looking very different from a typical “L1 project.” It becomes a broader financial stack: Infrastructure at the base. Financial products and market activity above it. Builders and ecosystem development continuously expanding the top layer. That’s why the ZIGFinance direction is interesting to watch. The objective isn't simply to have more activity on a blockchain. It’s about connecting the blockchain to the financial activity happening around it. And through all of this, ethereum:0xb2617246d0c6c0087f18703d576831899ca94f01 isn't being reset or replaced. The existing token, mechanics, integrations and agreements remain part of the picture. The infrastructure stays. The token stays. What’s expanding is the scope of the ecosystem built around them. From a chain first identity to a broader financial platform that’s the real shift.