ZetaChain Announces Pivot to AI Privacy Memory Layer, Launches New ZETA Incentive Mechanism

On June 2, according to official news, ZetaChain has fully transitioned from cross-chain infrastructure to AI, positioning itself as a "Private Memory Layer" for AI. The official statement indicated that after four years of building cross-chain infrastructure, the team's exploration into whether "interoperability can extend from chains and assets to AI intelligence itself" has been validated. ZetaChain's AI product, Anuma, surpassed 60,000 users in its first month since launch. It allows users to share the same context, preferences, and memory across multiple mainstream models such as ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, DeepSeek, and Kimi, eliminating the need to re-establish background information when switching models. ZetaChain stated that the core of Anuma is "user-owned private AI." Users can log in directly with their wallets, without requiring personal information like email or name. All memory content is encrypted on the user's device rather than stored on platform servers. Furthermore, ZetaChain has announced a new incentive mechanism centered around ZETA. Users who stake ZETA can receive Anuma Tokens daily, which can be exchanged for AI credits to use various AI models. Users who stake 80,000 ZETA will automatically unlock Anuma Pro, which includes higher AI credit limits, access to all models, and full privacy features. ZetaChain previously focused on cross-chain interoperability infrastructure. This latest move further introduces the concept of an "AI Consumer Layer," aiming to build a new AI user layer around memory, identity, permissions, payments, and agent collaboration.