So ZeroLend just shut down after being around for three years. The protocol cited inactive chains and hacks as the main reasons - honestly, that's kind of telling about the state of some of these DeFi projects right now. You build on multiple chains thinking it'll help adoption, but then you end up with liquidity spread too thin and security issues pile up. Makes you wonder how many other protocols are dealing with similar problems but just not talking about it yet. The whole thing reminds me of how fragmented the multi-chain space has become - everyone's chasing 3 read protocol vibes and trying to be everywhere at once, but that strategy clearly doesn't always work out. Curious if we'll see more consolidation like this, or if projects will start being more selective about which chains they actually support.