Polygon plans to integrate its networks and introduce ZK-proofs in 2024, aiming to enhance liquidity and network connectivity.
In 2023, Polygon achieved significant milestones, including the launch of zkEVM, reducing transaction costs, and introducing the chain development kit (CDK) for developers.
Polygon, a leading blockchain scaling solution, is gearing up for a transformative year in 2024 as it embarks on its next development phase. Consolidating its Ethereum layer-2 scaling networks to create “Polygon 2.0,” a cross-chain coordination protocol, is the centerpiece of Polygon’s ambitious year-long goal, as co-founder Jordi Baylina disclosed. In an interview, Baylina provided details on the plan to improve the scalability and interoperability of the Polygon ecosystem.
A major journey towards Polygon 2.0 will begin in 2024 for Polygon. By combining zero-knowledge proofs (ZK-proofs) with Polygon’s various networks, this endeavor has the potential to completely transform the bl
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