ZetaChain surpassed 260,000 on-chain users through Anuma, its private AI memory layer, with more than 26,000 wallets created in a single week. Privy, a Stripe group company, provides the wallet infrastructure behind every Anuma account, ensuring self-custody without added complexity for the end user.
ZetaChain is shutting down remaining cross-chain services on June 30 across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Solana, Arbitrum, Base, BSC, Polygon, Avalanche, Sui and TON under its latest published wind-down schedule. ZRC20 withdrawals will be paused indefinitely after the deadline, while ZETA trades near $0.036, close to its recent all-time low.
ZetaChain has announced that it will be suspending all remaining cross-chain operations on June 30, cutting off bridge services across 10 blockchain networks as the project abandons its original interoperability mission to build what it calls a “private memory layer” for artificial intelligence.
Anuma's unified memory layer could revolutionize AI interactions by enhancing user control and reducing redundancy in AI subscriptions. ZetaChain unveils Anuma, a private memory layer for AI.
DeFi hacks have hit $629 million April, the highest monthly losses in over a year.
ZetaChain identified three vulnerabilities in its cross-chain messaging system that allowed an attacker to drain $333,868. The losses, spread across nine transactions on four networks, only affected internal team wallets and not user funds.
ZetaChain recently lost about $334,000 in a coordinated exploit that targeted protocol-controlled funds across Ethereum, Arbitrum, Base, and BNB Smart Chain.
A security breach on ZetaChain resulted in the theft of approximately $334,000 through vulnerabilities in its cross-chain gateway infrastructure. The attack specifically targeted internal team wallets using a sophisticated multi-chain approach.
ZetaChain has acknowledged that a vulnerability behind its recent exploit had already been reported through its bug bounty program, but was treated as expected behavior.
A deliberate, multi-chain attack exposed a critical flaw in ZetaChain's arbitrary-call design, resulting in a $333K loss.
ZetaChain pauses cross-chain transactions after a GatewayEVM attack, saying user funds were safe while DefiLlama reported $300K lost.
Zetachain paused its mainnet on April 28 after a vulnerability in its GatewayZEVM smart contract was exploited, with security researchers confirming the root cause within hours of the incident. Key Takeaways: Zetachain paused cross-chain transactions on Tuesday after an exploit targeting the GatewayZEVM contract's call function hit internal team wallets.