As emerging network states and pop-up cities like Zuzalu explore the integration of technology, governance, and sustainable living, the SymbioTotem offers a tangible interface between newcomers and local environments/cultures. All the way from the "physical-to-digital" up to the "human-to-more-than-human" levels.

Furthermore, the installation has the potential to become a centerpiece for community gathering and interaction, especially if citizens take part in maintaining and upgrading it. This would also foster a sense of collective responsibility, vital in network states that rely on the active participation of their citizens.

More pragmatically speaking, the future vision is that one SymbioTotem can be assembled at each Zuzalu instance, building up from the principles and guidelines that are currently being developed and that will compose the Open Source Toolkit. This way, it can serve as a living symbol of the symbiotic relationship between technology, community, and nature, embodying Zuzalu’s core mission of fostering innovation at the intersection of open technology, science, health, and social innovation. Therefore, it can hopefully:

- Foster environmental stewardship and empathy within the Zuzalu community and the larger web3 ecosystem, catalyzing and leveraging meaningful use of blockchain tech towards conservation and regeneration.
- Educate attendees on local biodiversity and culture through an immersive, interactive platform.
- Encourage the integration of environmental considerations in future Zuzalu events and the broader community, perhaps via the recognition of citizenship to nonhuman entities.