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Polygon Emerges As A Preferred Destination For Crypto Initiatives

May 12, 2022 by Lipika Deka

The Polygon ecosystem is teeming with a lot of activities. Originally marketed as Ethereum’s scaling solution, or the so-called Layer 2 blockchain, has rapidly evolved to become what co-founder Mihailo Bjelic claims, a “one-stop-shop for anything that a developer would need to spin up a node or application.”

Last year its $250 million acquisition with the ZK rollup Hermez network was merged as Polygon Hermez, which has boosted its privacy-enhancing functionality by hiding transacting addresses and amounts from prying eyes.

Polygon also pledged $100 Million to bootstrap growth. Just a couple of months after its February launch, Paper, a crypto-focused payments processing firm has closed a $7.3 million seed round after a $2 million angel investment, for a total of $9.3 million in fresh capital, James Sun, co-founder and CEO of the firm said.

The round was co-led by Electric Capital and Initialized Capital with participation from Polygon, FalconX, and Long Journey Ventures among others.

“Paper enables users to create wallets through their email addresses and purchase NFTs with credit cards [or crypto wallets] across the MATIC blockchain to provide non-crypto consumers a “frictionless” bridge for entry into the marketplace,” the announcement read.

Meta Chooses Polygon Blockchain to fuel its Web 3 Ambitions

Another significant development was when Meta announced that they will use the blockchain to expand their reach into the Web3 space. 

Ryan Wyatt, CEO of Polygon, tweeted, “We’re excited to share that Meta is partnering with 0xPolygon as they push into web3. Facebook is choosing it due to our carbon neutral footprint, the scale we can offer, and the developer ecosystem choosing to build on the blockchain.”

Last month, the layer-2 protocol unveiled a new plan, “The Green Manifesto,” to transform into a more sustainable era and aims to be ultimately carbon negative by the end of 2022.

It has allocated a $20 million fund to help realize its goal. As per the team behind the project, the fund will be directed at community initiatives and projects that use technology to combat climate change.

Wyatt who is also the former Head of Gaming on YouTube declared, “The most reputable companies in the world are choosing Polygon after due diligence.”

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News Tagged With: Hermez, Meta, Paper, Polygon

Stripe and Twitter launches crypto payouts in USDC via Polygon

April 23, 2022 by Lipika Deka

On April 22, Payments startup Stripe announced crypto payouts with USDC, over the Polygon network, enabling a select group of creators on Twitter to receive crypto payments via the Stripe Connect platform. As stated in the blog, Twitter already pays creators using Connect from the platform’s monetization products, including Ticketed Spaces and Super Follows.

With the addition of crypto payouts, the social media platform will provide an option for creators to have their earnings paid out to a cryptocurrency wallet. Stripe said it will handle all crypto-related complexity and operations. Creators on Twitter will be able to receive payments initially in the stablecoin USD Coin.

The payment processor claimed it chose the Polygon network for its low fees, speed, integration with Ethereum, and broad wallet compatibility [including MetaMask, Coinbase Wallet, and Rainbow].

“Creators and freelancers who opt to be paid in crypto will pass through Stripe’s normal onboarding flows. It will perform comprehensive KYC, and the flow will dynamically adapt as cryptocurrency regulations evolve. Creators can easily manage their account details, track earnings in real-time, and see upcoming payouts with the Stripe Express app.”

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Stripe and Twitter launches crypto payouts in USDC via Polygon 2

Once creators get their earnings, they can hold their balance on Polygon, or choose to bridge to Ethereum and exchange it for another currency, the blog read.

Recently Polygon unveiled the Green Manifesto, pledging $20 million to mitigate the ecosystem’s carbon footprint as the crypto industry continues to face criticism over energy usage. Stripe too set up a new fund this month to ramp up carbon dioxide removal technologies.

Stripe’s big bet for crypto adoption

The move reflects the firm’s renewed interest in crypto. The fintech giant began recruiting crypto talent last year and raised $600 million in a fundraising round at a $95 billion valuation. The firm processed $640 billion in payments in 2021, a 60% increase from a year earlier.

In March, it teamed up with digital-asset exchanges FTX and Blockchain.com with online payments and customer verification.

Having said that, Stripe plans to add support for other cryptocurrencies beyond USD Coin and provide access to crypto payments in more than 120 countries by the end of 2022, signaling its intention to expand the adoption of digital assets.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: Polygon, stripe, Twitter, USDC

Polygon [MATIC] Bets $20M To Go Fully Green

April 14, 2022 by Lipika Deka

Ethereum scaling solution Polygon has unveiled the Green Manifesto which is deemed as a “smart contract with Planet Earth”. In a series of tweets, the layer-2 protocol has pledged $20 million as part of its efforts to mitigate the ecosystem’s environmental footprint entirely.

Speaking on the launch, Polygon Founder Sandeep Nailwal has called for more sincere efforts from blockchain firms to form a “united front” to fund and “leverage technology that helps heal the earth rather than destroy it.

The blog mentioned Polygon has taken the first step by purchasing $400,000 worth of high-quality and traceable BCT and MCO2 carbon credits, the equivalent of nearly 90,000 tons of CO2 emissions. It will then selectively retire the offsets within the carbon token pools that meet the highest standards for additionality and positive environmental impact.

#PolygonGoesGreen

Unveiling the Green Manifesto – a smart contract with Planet Earth!https://t.co/p9DFtUG9XP [1/2] pic.twitter.com/Xgn8jubffa

— Polygon – MATIC 💚 (@0xPolygon) April 12, 2022

The layer-2 solution is partnering with KlimaDAO, a decentralized collective of environmentalists, developers, and entrepreneurs which will also analyze the Polygon network’s energy footprint and support its emission management and mitigation strategy.

In addition to that, Polygon has also commissioned the Crypto Carbon Ratings Institute (CCRI) to audit its carbon footprint.

Polygon’s carbon negative comes ahead of Ethereum’s upcoming merge

Notably, the network’s pledge to sustainability comes ahead of Ethereum’s transition to a Proof-of-Stake consensus mechanism, which will reduce the network’s energy consumption by almost 99 percent.

The team behind the project is also investing in cutting-edge zero-knowledge [ZK] technology that it claims will play a crucial role in onboarding the next billion users to Web3.

“Through our sustainability commitment and community-driven efforts, we can successfully address societal shifts, avoid the worst impacts of climate change, and meet the sustainable development goals set out by the United Nations,” Nailwal said.

As cryptocurrency makes quick inroads, environmental crusaders have been on the edge who allege that digital “mining” creates a massive carbon footprint due to the staggering amount of energy it requires.

According to a survey by Digiconomist, the carbon footprint of a single Ethereum transaction as of December 2021 was found to be 102.38 kilograms of CO2, which is “Equivalent to the carbon footprint of 226,910 VISA transactions or 17,063 hours of watching YouTube.

Nevertheless, the latest initiative by Polygon will pave the way for crypto creators around the world to switch to eco-friendly alternatives.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: MATIC, Polygon, Sandeep Nailwal

Opera’s New web3 Initiative Now Supports Bitcoin, Solana, Polygon, Starkex, and Others

March 31, 2022 by Vignesh Karunanidhi

As part of its “big leap towards web3,” Opera, the maker of its namesake multi-platform web browser, enabled support for eight major blockchains today. Solana, Polygon, StarkEx, Ronin, Celo, Nervos, IXO, and Bitcoin are now supported by Opera, the world’s first native web3 browser with a built-in crypto wallet.

Millions of active opera users within eight separate blockchain ecosystems may profit from blockchains, decentralized programs (dapps), and services. Users may now use StarkWare-powered DiversiFi to access the vast ecosystem of Polygon or Solana dApps and the benefits of Layer 2 DeFi. 

Today’s launch also includes access to the Polygon and StarkEx PoS blockchains and Ethereum Layer-2 ecosystems.

Axie Infinity gamers may also access the Ethereum-based Ronin Network to control their non-fungible token-based creatures, which were ironically hacked for more than $600 million.

Opera’s giant leap towards web3

Opera’s objective to stay chain agnostic and smoothly enroll millions of users to Web3 while remaining environmentally sensitive includes the integration of many blockchains, particularly Layer 2s.

“Ever since we started in the Web3 space in 2018, we’ve been sealing partnerships with the most popular and cutting edge blockchains and web3 domain name providers to accelerate crypto’s evolution from proof of concept towards mass adoption.”

“Web3 will eventually become a standard web technology, and consumers won’t even realize they’re dealing with it. They want a greater user experience and a genuine advantage, “EVP Mobile at Opera, Jorgen Arnesen, stated.

Opera released the first public beta version of their new Crypto Browser Project for mobile and desktop in mid-January 2022. The Crypto Browser Project offers the most comprehensive, all-in-one Web3 surfing experience available.

In 2018, Opera was the first online browser to incorporate a built-in bitcoin wallet and necessary Web3 compatibility.

The Crypto Browser Project, which features built-in dapp support, a non-custodial crypto wallet, and Crypto Corner, marks the beginning of a new path toward a dedicated Web3 surfing experience to accelerate the creation of the next generation of the Web. This is starting to take shape.

Filed Under: News, Blockchain Tagged With: Bitcoin (BTC), Opera, Polygon, solana, Web3

Polygon onboards sports betting firm DraftKings as its first corporate validator

March 9, 2022 by Lipika Deka

American sports betting giant DraftKings [DKNG] has announced on 7th March partnering with digital asset startup Zero Hash to become a Polygon validator. This collaboration would make DraftKings one of the Ethereum layer 2’s largest governors, a plan which has been in the works since October. Speaking about the same, Paul Liberman, the company’s global tech and product president, stated,

“Participating in validation supports DraftKings’ broader strategy of building out a robust, sustainable, trustworthy and decentralized infrastructure to help future-proof aspects of our business in the Web 3 era.”

With respect to its collaborating partner, Zero Hash has recently developed a suite of staking products that provide complete back-end API infrastructure and regulatory framework for companies to earn rewards on crypto and fiat holdings in the U.S.

Besides that, the business-to-business service provider helps integrate crypto and non-fungible tokens into its clients’ platforms. The company raised a $105 million Series D in January.

As of late, Polygon has become something of a hotbed for sports collectible platforms in search of low-fee, fiat-compatible marketplaces. In addition to that, the scalability solution built on top of Ethereum is home to the National Football League’s ticket collectible experiment along with one of the sport’s marketplaces launched in partnership with Sports Illustrated.

As per Dapper Labs’ NBA Top Shot, by comparison, Polygon netted $47.5 million in sales volume in February, which was down 20% from its previous month and 80% from its all-time monthly volume high of $224 million in February 2021.

Draftkings revenue sales raked $44M in sales

Since its debut, DraftKings’ marketplace has released 116 NFT collections grossing $44 million in sales revenue, according to a representative. The platform’s top sale was a unique Tiger Woods collectible, sold for $70,000 in October.

However, DraftKings stocks valued at nearly $20 billion on the public market fell after an Argus Research analyst John Staszak recently downgraded it to Hold from Buy. Staszak said that he anticipates that the gambling firm would face tough competition and expects slow revenue growth in response to regulatory headwinds. Meanwhile, the company has not yet responded to the rating cut.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: DraftKings, Polygon, Zero Hash

Polygon has raised $450 million in funding from VC firms led by Sequoia

February 9, 2022 by Vignesh Karunanidhi

Polygon raised $450 million in a funding round led by Sequoia Capital India, with contributions from SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Galaxy Digital, Galaxy Interactive, Tiger Global, Republic Capital, and notable investors such as Alan Howard (co-founder, Brevan Howard) and Kevin O’Leary (Mr. Wonderful from ABC’s Shark Tank).

Polygon plays a vital role in the Ethereum and Web3.0 ecosystems. While Ethereum is the most popular blockchain network globally, the number of transactions and associated fees have increased dramatically over time. Users can do these transactions on Ethereum, massively scaled, and at a considerably reduced cost using Polygon.

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With this fund, the core team can maintain Polygon’s lead in paving the road for widespread adoption of Web3 apps, a race we believe Ethereum will win over other blockchains. Polygon will also be able to keep investing in cutting-edge zero-knowledge (ZK) technology, which will be critical in onboarding the following billion users to Web3.

Polygon leading Web3

Polygon has also established itself as a go-to place for teams wishing to create the next generation of Web3 games. Polygon Studios, a blockchain gaming and NFT arm of Animoca Brands were founded in July 2020 to help with that mission.

Polygon PoS use has exploded, with a billion transactions recorded last year. The network has more than 130 million unique addresses and 2.67 million monthly active users. They combine to generate 3 million transactions per day, more than double Ethereum’s volume. The native MATIC token of Polygon has a market valuation of more than $14 billion.

Polygon is investing heavily in ZK cryptography, which is widely regarded as the end goal for blockchain scalability, in order to keep the growth flywheel spinning.

Polygon to skyrocket in 2022

Analysts are optimistic about the price of Polygon (Matic) in 2022. In 2022, the average price forecast is $2.53. As of now, MATIC is trading at $1.98 with a 24-hour trading volume of $2,490,854,921. As per the reports by CoinMarketCap, MATIC has been up 9.30% in the last 24 hours. It touched an all-time high of $2.93 on Dec 27, 2021, before plummeting 33% to its current trading price. It currently ranks at 15 in terms of market valuation.

Filed Under: News, Altcoin News, World Tagged With: Crypto, Polygon

Uniswap outlines steps to deploy V3 to Ethereum compatible network

January 22, 2022 by Lipika Deka

Leading decentralized exchange [DEX] Uniswap is all set to deploy its latest smart contracts V3 protocol on any Ethereum compatible network. The latest developments come after the successful launch of the DEX on the Polygon network [MATIC] in late December, last year. The proposal to enable the deployment of Uniswap v3 on Polygon was submitted by MATIC co-founder Mihailo Bjelic back in November 2021.

It received overwhelming support, with more than 72 million UNI tokens pledged as a vote for the proposal, which has now passed. An amount of just 500K UNI tokens were pledged as a vote against the proposal when voting concluded last December 18. The DEX claimed that since the launch, users have saved millions in gas costs and released the deployment script and documentation outlining steps to deploy Uniswap Protocol v3 to other chains.

Apart from that, the DEX is also aiming to create a consistent, formal process for the community to introduce and vote on deployments, and further proposed revisions to streamline and simplify the governance process.

2/ Today, we are publicly releasing the deployment script and documentation outlining steps to deploy Uniswap Protocol v3 to other chains! (We’ll have developer office hours dedicated to answer technical questions on 1/27) https://t.co/wZs4ImUS5d

— Uniswap Labs 🦄 (@Uniswap) January 21, 2022

Uniswap continues to rule the roost

As a matter of fact, Uniswap handles more than $11 billion in volume every week which is apparently why investors are preferring chains like Polygon that cost less in gas fees. At the time of this post, gas fees on Ethereum were as high as $137 for a Uniswap swap. Thus it seems reasonable for the DEX to make the abovementioned decision.

Uniswap continues to dominate the chart among the DEXes, with a market share by volume of 72.5% over the past week, according to blockchain data provider Dune analytics. Besides that, it has processed $17 billion over the last seven days and $5.4 billion in a span of 24 hours.

Earlier today, Uniswap Labs, the principal developer of the decentralized finance protocol, has hired former Federal Reserve economist Gordon Liao to take over the rein of its research wing. Announcing the same via Twitter, Liao expressed his excitement to be a part of the many innovations in the crypto space. The new appointment however received mixed reactions with some questioning why a ‘Fed’ is brought in to work for a DeFi platform while others welcomed him with captions such as ‘fight the good fight’, ‘happy to have ya brother’, etc.

Filed Under: DeFi, News Tagged With: Polygon, Uniswap

Polygon [MATIC] Rolls Out ‘World’s Fastest ZK Scaling Solution’

January 11, 2022 by Lipika Deka

Polygon [MATIC] made a bold announcement in the late hours of 10th January 2022 of creating the world’s fastest ZK scaling technology. Dubbed Plonky2, the company claims it to be 100x faster than existing alternatives and natively compatible with the Ethereum network. The new development was also hailed as a major milestone for zero-knowledge cryptography. Polygon in its launch blog stated that

Plonky2 is a recursive SNARK that is 100x faster than existing alternatives and natively compatible with Ethereum. It combines PLONK and FRI for the best of STARKs, with fast proofs and no trusted setup, and the best of SNARKs, with support for recursion and low verification cost on Ethereum. Plonky2 represents the latest step in Polygon’s ongoing commitment to building the future of Ethereum, and we’re proud to share our work with the Ethereum community. 

For the uninitiated, Zero-Knowledge Rollups [ZK-Rollups] are smart contracts that provide scalability to the Ethereum network by taking hundreds of transfers of the base chain and combining or “rolling” them up into a single transaction. It then submits a SNARK [succinct non-interactive argument of knowledge] back to the main chain as proof of validity.

So what is recursion? Polygon had stated in its blog that, ‘If zero-knowledge proofs have a superpower, it’s recursion’.

As a matter of fact, generating ZK proofs is a costly affair for rollups that support general applications and even more so for those that support EVM compatibility. This is because the word size is limited to 256 bits. Recursion allows proofs to be generated faster, and more transactions to be verified per proof.

So what sets Polygon’s Plonky2 apart from its peers?

According to the post, Plonky2 is basically a natively Ethereum compatible SNARK that is touted to be extremely faster- 0.17 secs to generate recursive proofs on a laptop which would be the fastest implementation available in the market. In terms of efficiency, a recursive proof on Plonky2 would take just 170 milliseconds on a Macbook Pro, a 100x improvement over its peers.

Previous Polygon announcements have also taken the community by storm. The first of which was purchasing the blockchain scaling development platform Mir Protocol for $400 million, and the subsequent rebranding of the Mir team to Polygon Zero. In an interview with Polygon co-founder Mihailo Bjelic revealed that an early demonstration of Plonky2 was among the reasons the project made the deal.

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: Plonky2, Polygon

Polygon [MATIC] hits new ATH; What does its on-chain metrics depict?

December 27, 2021 by Lipika Deka

Riding the Santa Claus rally, Polygon [MATIC] charted a new all-time high [ATH] of $2.87 on 26th December 2021 as the overall market seems to be on a recovery path. Especially after Uniswap Labs’s recent announcement that it had deployed on to Polygon following overwhelming support from the community and governance, the layer-2 scaling solution has been witnessing massive address activity that culminated into establishing a new peak in MATIC’s price action.

🥳 $MATIC's got a new #AllTimeHigh of $2.875, and address activity continues to show the increased action and interest surrounding the #PolygonNetwork. Our latest insight covers Active Addresses, Network Profit/Loss, Whale Behavior, & more. https://t.co/nnBGU3jrst pic.twitter.com/gXmwwrANSj

— Santiment (@santimentfeed) December 26, 2021

That being said, prominent data provider Santiment has published a report detailing MATIC’s new high and gave an overview on the performance of key metrics such as Active Addresses, Exchange Inflow, Active Deposits, Social Volume, Holders Distribution, and Supply on Exchanges.

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Polygon [MATIC] hits new ATH; What does its on-chain metrics depict? 8

On the Active Address count, the report observed that things don’t look grim. As gauged from the above chart, there are three solitary spikes that Santiment attributes to rising deposit activity, but with daily active addresses reaching at 8K concludes place Polygon among the top-5 most active coins in Ethereum. Overall this depicts a decent network activity.

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Polygon [MATIC] hits new ATH; What does its on-chain metrics depict? 9

Exchange metrics [Exchange Inflow and Active Deposits]- The Active Deposits count remains dull. In fact, it’s actually quite low. However, the coin post little activity in terms of its Exchange Inflow.

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Polygon [MATIC] hits new ATH; What does its on-chain metrics depict? 10

With respect to the Social Volume, the metric projected a weaker activity which implies delayed reaction to the Polygon’s price action. Observing the same, the report noted that it was a little bit concerning to see not that many people reacting to the new ATH. ‘A sign of greed. Looking healthier now.’ the report added.

Polygon MATIC 12.31.32 27 Dec 2021

Similarly, the Holders Distribution metric showed large-scale whales holding from 1 million to 10 million tokens were comfortably accumulating until the recent rally. Smaller whales too revealed some accumulation pattern except for the last few days. On the other hand, Supply on exchanges was flat for a while and then declined for a couple of months, which is a positive signal for a rally in the coin market.

Polygon [MATIC] eye another leg up?

Summing up, the report concluded that MATIC is looking good in terms of fundamentals. Active addresses are at Ethereum’s highest numbers. The only issue is a relatively lacks of response in terms of active deposits along with signs of whales offloading. It further predicted,

“We could probably rather see some sell-offs in the next 24 hours, just so MATIC can correct, and then push another leg up.”

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: MATIC, Polygon, santiment

Polygon [MATIC] wins Uniswap v3 contracts with 99.3% consensus

December 20, 2021 by Lipika Deka

Polygon [MATIC] receives an overwhelming majority with 99.3% consensus on the deployment of Uniswap v3 contracts over the MATIC Proof-of-stake [PoS] Chain. The Ethereum based liquidity protocol voted via the governance proposal that witnessed the participation of over 72.6 million users from the community. Uniswap Labs announced that the Uniswap v3 contracts will be supported by a $20 million fund — $15 million for long-term liquidity mining campaign and the remaining $5 million would be utilized for the overall adoption of Uniswap on the Polygon network.

🗳 The Uniswap community has voted to deploy v3 on @0xPolygon through the governance process.

⚡️ Uniswap Labs will deploy Uniswap v3 contracts within a few days.

👀 Stay tuned. pic.twitter.com/LwVLwEngPl

— Uniswap Labs 🦄 (@Uniswap) December 18, 2021

Mihailo Bjelic, who happens to be one of Polygon’s co-founders announced it was the right moment for Uniswap to integrate with the layer 2 scaling solution as it is “the second strongest DeFi ecosystem, right after Ethereum L1.” The proposal to deploy was first posted by Bjelic on the Uniswap governance forum on November 20 and was open for voting till Dec. 18, stressing that “deploying to Polygon PoS can bring a lot of benefits including growth in user base, huge savings, higher user activity, higher revenue, market share and return to the original DeFi vision”.

Before the on-chain voting for the governance proposal, the exec released a set of consensus and temperature checked to gauge the community sentiment. Prior to that, on December 17, 2021 Polygon in collaboration with Seven Seven Six, a venture capital entity owned by Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian announced a $200 million initiative that will revolve around supporting and hosting gaming applications and Web 3.0 social media platforms built on Polygon’s ecosystem. The POS sidechain saw the launches of over 3,000 decentralized on-chain applications and other protocol launches and cross-chain migrations reflects its explosive growth this year.

Why Polygon?

With regards to the community’s choice, Bjelic, noted that major Ethereum protocols have chosen Polygon because it has facilitated users with a “battle-tested” and cost-efficient implementation of the popular AMM. Citing names of prominent liquidity pools like Aave, Curve, SushiSwap, Balancer, etc whose user base have increased since their deployment on the Matic chain, the co-founder further spoke on the advantages of the ecosystem,

“Besides the impressive number of deployed projects, additional strength of Polygon’s DeFi ecosystem is that it is already self-sustainable. We effectively stopped all liquidity mining incentives some time ago, and yet we keep seeing capital and user inflow and very high user retention.”

Filed Under: Altcoin News, News Tagged With: DeFi, Polygon, Uniswap

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