Attention, blockchain enthusiasts! 👀Polygon co-founder Jaynti Kanani recently announced that he will quit his "day job" on the project for the first time and prepare to devote himself to "new adventures." 😮But don’t worry, he will still contribute to Polygon “from the sidelines”. 👏
To recap, in 2017, Kanani co-founded Matic Network, which was later renamed Polygon, along with software engineers such as Sandeep Nailwal, Anurag Arjun, and Mihailo Bjelic. 🌐
It’s worth mentioning that Polygon’s website lists 10 co-founders of the protocol, some of whom are still involved in various side projects on the platform. 🔧For example, Arjun left Polygon in March to work on blockchain data availability protocol Avail. 🔗
Additionally, Polygon Labs has begun accepting suggestions for improvements aimed at transitioning the network to Polygon 2.0 since announcing its plans in June. 🚀The new ecosystem will use zero-knowledge proofs and consist of four protocol layers focusing on staking, interoperability, execution and proof. 💡Developers are working hard to "bring Polygon 2.0 to life".
Let’s look forward to Polygon’s future development! 🌟
To recap, in 2017, Kanani co-founded Matic Network, which was later renamed Polygon, along with software engineers such as Sandeep Nailwal, Anurag Arjun, and Mihailo Bjelic. 🌐
It’s worth mentioning that Polygon’s website lists 10 co-founders of the protocol, some of whom are still involved in various side projects on the platform. 🔧For example, Arjun left Polygon in March to work on blockchain data availability protocol Avail. 🔗
Additionally, Polygon Labs has begun accepting suggestions for improvements aimed at transitioning the network to Polygon 2.0 since announcing its plans in June. 🚀The new ecosystem will use zero-knowledge proofs and consist of four protocol layers focusing on staking, interoperability, execution and proof. 💡Developers are working hard to "bring Polygon 2.0 to life".
Let’s look forward to Polygon’s future development! 🌟