@artyom_mtr@0xPolygon Are you aware that MATIC token was above 2$ years ago?
It was clear fact that foundation was holding several hundred millions in cash.
Maybe I am retard, can anyone explain me how @0xPolygon $POL ex $MATIC with 960M $ market cap + token volume only 60M $ accross all exchanges acquired Coinme & Sequence for 250M $?
How is that even possible?
$BTC $ETH $SOL $ADA $XRP $DOT $AVAX $OP $ARB #Bitcoin
Under @0xPolygon’s PIP-85, 75% of a validator’s fee income is fixed — it doesn’t grow with more delegation. Zero reason to share it.
The remaining 25% is stake-weighted. That’s 12.5% of total fees. Too small for any validator to compete on.
Or a validator sets commission to 100% and earns from the 50% staker pool through self-stake. Delegators become irrelevant.
Result: no meaningful incentive to attract delegators through fee sharing. Delegation stays concentrated. Nothing changes. System centralizes not decentralize.
Under the community PIP, 100% of priority fee income depends on delegation. Set 100% commission and delegators leave. No delegators, no fees. Sharing isn’t charity — it’s how you earn.
The Base Reward PIP levels the playing field. Every performing validator covers infrastructure costs.
After that, you compete. Same starting line. Growth comes from earning trust, not from a guaranteed payout.
RT if you think this needs attention.
@sandeepnailwal@Smokey_@davidesilverman@0xPolygonFdn@0xPolygonEco
Today, the wallet cluster (0xb33, 0x761) just pump-dumped $POL:
- 0xb33 sent 39.227M tokens ( $3.93M to Kraken.
- 0x761 staked 39.197M tokens($4M).
- 3 months ago, 0xb33 sent 8M POL to 0x761.
- The token supply mainly originates from Kraken.
$POL surged nearly 200% from Jan 1st to Jan 10th, then plummeted back to the initial level of $0.10x. All year-to-date gains in 2026 have been wiped out, reflecting a psychological shift from optimism to depression in an instant.
However, looking at the long-term outlook, Polygon is still performing very well:
- TVL: $1.122B and trending upwards.
- Stablecoin Mcap: $3.3B and continuing to grow.
- Mar 6: Launches Agent CLI, an AI toolkit enabling agents to create wallets, move, and manage funds on-chain.
- Mar 4: Lisovo Hardfork Mainnet with 100,000 TPS.
- Feb 27: Three-way collaboration between Meria, Ledger, and Polygon.
- Feb 25: Brazil’s major FX bank, Banco Braza, rolls out the Brazilian Real stablecoin $BBRL on Polygon.
- 8.2M POL burned in February.
But the price still hasn't moved. Does anyone know why?
Wallet cluster:
- intel.arkm.com/explorer/addre…
- intel.arkm.com/explorer/addre…
The way to fix airdrops is to add KYC restrictions.
If you KYC your airdrop you can limit it to specific global regions and avoid low net worth countries with populations that will simply sell all their token allocation.
For token to go up = The right audience should own it.
🚨 INSIGHT: Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales said Bitcoin is unlikely to go to zero but predicted it could fall below $10,000 by 2050 in today’s dollars.
Today, Bitcoin is at $63,000, and almost no one is buying at this price. Some even think they should sell if they still have anything left to sell.
Someone from the future might wonder why people in February 2026 were not only hesitant to buy Bitcoin, but even willing to sell it. I’ll tell you why: today’s reason is AI.
Many still don’t understand that Bitcoin is a system - they see it only as an asset. This may sound amusing to those in the future, but it isn’t obvious to most people today. It may be clear to elites, but not to ordinary participants.
For many, Bitcoin resembles a football match: they celebrate when there’s a “goal” and leave the stadium when there isn’t.
My tldr on the Vitalik stuff was:
Make your L2 differentiated and useful because we're actively scaling the L1 and your L2 won't matter if you're just a little cheaper, but undifferentiated, and have a 1 week bridge to the main chain.
L1 will always be the canonical source of trust and truth, you have to bring something that builds on that and is differentiated and useful and has pmf. That's it. Go nuts.
This is the way institutions are building on and with Ethereum.