The cryptocurrency market is known for its rapid evolution and fierce competition among blockchain projects. In recent years, two giants have emerged as leading contenders: Polygon (MATIC) and Solana (SOL). These platforms have gained widespread attention and adoption due to their unique features and capabilities. However, a new player on
Polygon Labs has announced the discontinuation of contributions to its Edge framework, also known as Supernets. The decision is part of a significant pivot in the development priorities of the Polygon team, redirecting their attention to the expansion of the Chain Development Kit (CDK). Polygon Edge, initially conceived as an
Celestia’s native token, TIA, surged to an all-time high of $12.96 on December 12th. This unprecedented rise follows the exciting announcement of Celestia Network’s integration with Polygon’s Chain Development Kit (CDK). The integration is set to offer a seamlessly integrated module for Celestia within Polygon-based networks, facilitating enhanced data availability.
Over the past two weeks, Polygon’s native MATIC token has shown intriguing signals of significant buyer accumulation despite ranging prices. For seasoned crypto investors, such early signs often foreshadow major volatility swings. MATIC has traded sideways in a relatively narrow band since its unexpected 21% single-day drop seen earlier this
The prices of Layer-2 protocols Polygon (MATIC) and Immutable (IMX) have surged after a report found the two led the growing blockchain gaming sector. This expanded dominance has boosted the investment appeal of both cryptocurrencies. Polygon spiked as much as 10% on Wednesday to $0.97, while Immutable likewise gained 8%
Polygon’s native token, MATIC, has staged an impressive comeback over the past few weeks. The cryptocurrency has risen back to $0.80 and boosted its market capitalization by 54% in just three weeks, according to on-chain analytics firm Santiment. This recovery comes on the heels of a prolonged bear market for
Polygon, a prominent blockchain network, has been making waves with its recent network updates and the impressive performance of its native token, MATIC. Polygon zkEVM which is a Zero-knowledge Ethereum Virtual Machine Beta hit a significant milestone with seven million transactions in a single day over the weekend. And just
Blockchain platform Polygon has implemented a major upgrade to its native POL token, unlocking new staking features designed to scale Ethereum for mainstream adoption. According to an announcement from Polygon Labs, the upgraded POL token is now live on the Ethereum mainnet. This milestone caps months of development and testing
In our relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation, we are thrilled to announce the next phase of our evolutionary journey: DPEX is now live in “aggregator mode” on the Polygon zkevm chain. By harnessing the liquidity from other leading perpetuals on the zkevm chain, such as Quickswap, DPEX ensures that
Ethereum layer-2 Polygon took a significant step toward its highly anticipated 2.0 upgrade this week with the deployment of native token POL on the Goerli testnet. MATIC co-founder Mihailo Bjelic announced the activation, calling it a milestone in realizing the planned upgrades that will transition Polygon to a new modular
