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Polygon's anticipated native token upgrade is here, marking a critical milestone for the Polygon 2.0 vision.

The transition may just give the struggling network a new lease of life.

Polygon has officially transitioned from its old network token, MATIC, to a new token called POL. This upgrade, which took effect on September 4, 2024, represents a major step in Polygon's evolution and aims to enhance its blockchain ecosystem.

Polygon (MATIC) price, an Ethereum scaling solution, has recently witnessed a modest uptick in its MATIC token price. Over the previous week, however, the token predominantly exhibited a downward trend.

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Amid a significant network upgrade, the Polygon ecosystem has now migrated to the POL token as its primary token over its mainnet. It all started with the announcement of Polygon Labs on July 18th about the migration of its primary token from MATIC to POL, which went live on September 4.

This week in crypto has seen significant advancements, with Polygon's MATIC token transitioning to POL as part of its 2.0 roadmap and Cardano's much-anticipated Chang hard fork going live.

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Polygon, a prominent Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum, is set to a embark on a significant upgrade with the transition from its existing MATIC token to a new POL token. This move, starting today, is a crucial step in Polygon's Polygon 2.0 strategy, and aimed at enhancing network efficiency and flexibility.

The popular layer-2 scaling solution for Ethereum, has made headlines with a groundbreaking update: the transition from its long-standing MATIC token to a new digital asset, POL. This major upgrade, which began early today, signifies a pivotal change in Polygon's approach to network operations and token economics.

Top US-based crypto exchange Coinbase is adding support for the Polygon's (MATIC) highly anticipated rebrand to the Polygon Ecosystem Token (POL). In a new announcement, Coinbase Assets says it's adding POL to its suite of products with an experimental label, meaning it could display high price volatility or relatively low trading volume.

Polygon, the Ethereum scaling solution, has finally rebranded its native token from MATIC to POL. The move marks a significant achievement for the protocol and signals a new dispensation for the ecosystem.

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All this solves a series of major problems that afflict the world of blockchains, such as liquidity fragmentation.

MATIC has been upgraded to POL as the network token for Polygon. With the upgrade, every transaction on Polygon POS, will use POL as native gas token.

Polygon's AggLayer differed from other interoperability solutions such that it is not ecosystem-specific, and instead focuses on connecting the entire Web3 space.

Polygon has officially upgraded from MATIC to POL as its network token, marking a significant milestone in its evolution. This community-driven upgrade, effective from September 4, 2024, transitions POL to be the native gas and staking token for the Polygon proof-of-stake network.

The network's decision to replace its native token with a new one should typically spark a positive response. However, since Polygon confirmed the September 4 date for migrating its native token MATIC to POL, it has faced a series of problems.

Polygon's AggLayer will unite the entire blockchain space to provide “infinite scalability,” according to Polygon Labs' CEO.

Polygon has launched the migration from MATIC to POL, introducing the hyperproductive token to its ecosystem. POL will serve as the core utility token, with support from leading exchanges.

In a notable development for the crypto community, the Polygon team has officially kicked off the transition from the MATIC token to the new POL token, marking a significant milestone for the second-layer blockchain network.