Polygon is a layer two (L2) scaling solution for Ethereum-compatible blockchain networks.
Using a sidechain on layer-2, Polygon is designed to enable cheaper, faster and equally secure off-chain Ethereum transactions.
Polygon's ultimate goal is to build a layer-2 sidechain ecosystem, that is fully interconnected.
Something that they see as the internet of Ethereum blockchains.
Originally launched in 2017 as the MATIC network, Polygon’s native token still bears its original name.
Our guide to Polygon (MATIC) will walk you through the key features of the network and explain what all the fuss is about.
To kick off our guide to Polygon (MATIC), let’s go over the basics of the Polygon network and its native MATIC token.
Let's get started with an introduction to each.
Polygon is a protocol and a framework for building and connecting Ethereum-compatible blockchain networks.
Built as a layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum, you can think of Polygon as Ethereum’s internet of blockchains.
Polygon leverages the underlying security of the Ethereum network to make it easier for developers to build and users to trust dApps built on the blockchain.
This means that technically if users were scammed on a Polygon based application, it would be possible to reclaim those lost funds by returning to the base Ethereum layer.
Powering the Polygon ecosystem of dApps, is the MATIC token.
The MATIC token performs multiple functions within this ecosystem, including:
MATIC Circulating Supply: 6,330,554,997 MATIC
MATIC Total Supply: 10,000,000,000 MATIC
MATIC Max Supply: 10,000,000,000 MATIC
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