Polygon co-founder Jaynti Kanani announced that he is stepping back from "day jobs" on the project after 6 years. In an X (formerly Twitter) thread on October 4, Kanani said he planned to focus on "new adventures" while contributing to Polygon "from the sidelines." Kanani, along with software engineers like Sandeep Nailwal, Anurag Arjun and Mihailo Bjelic, founded the Matic network in 2017 and later rebranded it as Polygon.
Since announcing the plans in June, Polygon Labs has begun accepting improvement suggestions aimed at transitioning the network to Polygon 2.0. The new ecosystem will use zero-knowledge proofs and consist of four protocol layers focused on staking, interop, execution and proof. At the time of release, the developers were still trying to "bring Polygon 2.0 to life".
What innovations do you think Polygon 2.0 will bring to the network? Share your comments with us!#Polygon#Blockchain
Since announcing the plans in June, Polygon Labs has begun accepting improvement suggestions aimed at transitioning the network to Polygon 2.0. The new ecosystem will use zero-knowledge proofs and consist of four protocol layers focused on staking, interop, execution and proof. At the time of release, the developers were still trying to "bring Polygon 2.0 to life".
What innovations do you think Polygon 2.0 will bring to the network? Share your comments with us!#Polygon#Blockchain