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pol.eth
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.pol namespace powered by ens 🫡 launching early 2026

Instead of copying and pasting long wallet addresses, users can send PYUSD directly to an ENS name that resolves to the correct destination behind the scenes. This reduces errors, improves usability, and makes cross-border payments feel as simple as sending a message.







HUGE: Kudos to @HopmansJust for the brilliant #Polygon PIP submission and this is going to be a huge win for @0xPolygon community, stakers, validators and the $POL fully 💯 decentralized ecosystem in an entirety 🚀 🏆 @0xPolygon is about to become ONE of the highest real-yield staking assets in #crypto. Real yield (excluding inflation): - $ETH: ~2.5% - $SOL: ~2-3% $POL with priority fee sharing: 🆙 to +8% 🟢 @sandeepnailwal already confirmed it: “Huge amount of extra yield coming for $POL Stakers in the form of priority fee!” 👀 ✅ #Polygon Founder: @sandeepnailwal responded to the $POL community: “This is not right. Should be fixed.” 🫡 ✍️ Synopsis: “Following the Rio hardfork (PIP-65), Polygon PoS introduced a new economic model for priority fee distribution. The model allocates collected priority fees to block producers (26%) and validators (74%). Delegators are excluded from this revenue stream entirely. PIP-65 originally specified an automated smart contract for fee distribution. This was replaced by a manual multisig process two days before mainnet launch due to technical limitations (see PIP-65 forum update, October 6, 2025). This creates a structural misalignment between economic contribution and economic reward. Approximately 105 permissioned validators collectively provide roughly 0.34% of total staked capital. The remaining 99.66% — representing approximately 33,796 delegators — secures the network through delegated stake but receives no share of priority fees” ✅ @HopmansJust submitted PIP: “Extend PIP-65 priority fee distribution to include delegators.”: @0xPolygon pushed it through the governance queue the same day. ✅ When this PIP passes, 33,796 delegators can start earning their share of priority fees — and small validators can finally compete with larger ones. This is why we love Polygon 💜” Great Read: x.com/hopmansjust/st… PIP: forum.polygon.technology/t/pip-priority…









DNS domains now compose 90%+ of our business, and as we move to get several of our TLDs also listed in ICANN over the next few years our focus will continue to grow on the DNS and traditional internet market. We expect that 2-3 years from now DNS and the traditional web will be 99%+ of our business. For this reason you'll see updates on our site to reflect our new focus on traditional web2 domains. This is intentional. Web3 only domains were part of the crypto craze in 2021 but did not cross the chasm into mainstream usage. And for a while now we have believed they will remain a niche market now and into the future. They were a great place to start our journey into domains, but going forward our focus will be even more on the traditional market as it's the market that has crossed the chasm and is seeing mainstream usage.

DNS domains now compose 90%+ of our business, and as we move to get several of our TLDs also listed in ICANN over the next few years our focus will continue to grow on the DNS and traditional internet market. We expect that 2-3 years from now DNS and the traditional web will be 99%+ of our business. For this reason you'll see updates on our site to reflect our new focus on traditional web2 domains. This is intentional. Web3 only domains were part of the crypto craze in 2021 but did not cross the chasm into mainstream usage. And for a while now we have believed they will remain a niche market now and into the future. They were a great place to start our journey into domains, but going forward our focus will be even more on the traditional market as it's the market that has crossed the chasm and is seeing mainstream usage.











