Zilliqa has experienced a leadership shakeup following a security breach that impacted its cross-chain bridge just two months ago. CEO Matt Dyer stepped down from his role, and the company is currently transitioning to an interim period of internal leadership while they navigate a major upgrade, Zilliqa 2.0. This move comes as the blockchain platform seeks to rebuild trust with users following the February security incident that allowed for unauthorized token creation and redistribution. Zilliqa’s technical team, led by Zoltan Fazekas, will oversee day-to-day operations. The company has stated that a long-term leadership strategy will be implemented after Zilliqa 2.0 is completed. The decision to delay the appointment of a permanent CEO reflects the organization’s focus on completing the technical upgrade, particularly the migration to Zilliqa 2.0, as a priority.