Lisk Chain to Shut Down, Offers Migration to Celo

This is a notable instance of a Layer-1 choosing an orderly wind-down over continued independent operation, with the optional migration to Celo framed as a soft landing rather than a forced one. The precedent matters less for Lisk's own users than for how smaller chains manage terminal decline: whether migration remains genuinely optional or becomes the only practical route for holders and builders is the open question. Celo's absorption of that activity, and whether other struggling networks follow the same path, is worth watching.