Just heard ZeroLend wrapped up operations after a few years. Apparently the protocol ran into issues with inactive blockchain networks and security breaches that ultimately made things unsustainable. It's one of those reminders that even projects built on solid concepts can struggle when chains don't gain traction or when the tech side gets exploited. The DeFi space has seen quite a few of these shutdowns lately. Makes you think about which protocols actually have staying power versus which ones are just riding waves. Curious if they're planning any kind of user recovery process or if it's just done.