Polygon, a maker of a crypto-based platform for nonfungible tokens (NFTs), has set up a $100 million fund for projects aimed at combining the hot blockchain technology with gaming. To cater to game ...

Polygon has launched a new kind of dedicated blockchain network dubbed Supernets and said it will invest $100 million in projects that use it. The company will put money into projects that are ...

Polygon just sold a cool $450 million of its MATIC crypto to Sequoia Capital India. (Yes, that Sequoia.) Why would these legendary VCs drop almost half a million dollars on crypto? For those of us ...

DeLabs, the Los Angeles-based startup behind popular non-fungible token (NFT) projects DeGods and Y00ts, received a $3 million grant from Polygon to migrate blockchains. A DeGods representative ...

More than 48 different crypto projects formerly based on the failed Terra ecosystem have found a resurgence by migrating over to Polygon. Polygon Studios CEO Ryan Wyatt expressed delight at his ...

The company also announced the launch of Kresus Connect, a Web3 portal for SuperApp. Web3 developer KresusLabs announced the launch of Kresus Market, a curated marketplace that acts as a portal to ...

Polygon, which was founded in India, itself was reborn this past year. Founded as the Matic Network in 2017, it was an early secondary layer to the Ethereum blockchain. It used an experimental ...

Anurag Arjun, a co-founder of Polygon (CRYPTO: MATIC), departed as the company spun off its modular blockchain project, Avail. "Avail will be spun off completely from Polygon Labs," Polygon said in a ...

As members of the Terra community try to pick up the pieces from its currently defunct economy, Polygon is beckoning to the dozens of developers who had projects built on the inoperative blockchain.

The team had previously announced the move, but had not revealed the cash deal. The team behind y00ts and DeGods were paid $3 million to move their collections off Solana and onto Polygon, according ...