Polygon Labs has made significant strides in the cryptocurrency market with strategic acquisitions and project launches. The company acquired two crypto startups, Coinme and Sequence, for $250 million to facilitate stablecoin payments. These purchases reveal a deeper contention over who should manage stablecoin transactions. Polygon aims to position itself as a leading platform for stablecoin payments, having invested $250 million in the field.
Notably, Templeton launched a tokenized mutual fund on Polygon, and Revolut partnered with the blockchain platform for stablecoin remittances in the UK and Europe. Polygon's daily fees have at times surpassed Ethereum's, displaying its increasing demand. Furthermore, the blockchain's developer announced a new stablecoin framework leading to a 13% rise in value.
Yet, it's not all good news. Despite increased efforts, the price of Polygon (POL) has been fluctuating, at times dropping by 4% or 2.2%. Increases in the overall chain revenue did not bolster the price, suggesting other market factors are at play. Additionally, Polygon underwent a strategic shakeup with Sandeep Nailwal taking over as the Foundation CEO, following the exit of other founders.
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