Known as “Supernets,” Polygon’s new dedicated blockchain network has been established, and the company has pledged to spend $100 million in initiatives that make use of the network. A dedicated Polygon Supernet chain will be used to invest in enterprises that want to expand their business. Polygon is an Ethereum-based blockchain that combines a variety of approaches to expand to millions of transactions while reducing environmental costs.
The number of apps on it exceeds 7,000, and the number of transactions it has completed in the last year exceeds one billion. A supernet is a bigger internet network created by fusing together smaller networks, or subnets. As a result of these advantages, address space is conserved, and routers are more efficient in terms of memory storage and processing overhead.
For blockchain organizations, it’s a never-ending battle to become more efficient. A transaction on Polygon’s network requires the same amount of energy as two Google searches, the company said earlier this year. The energy utilized might be 1,000 times higher, according to this investigation, which uncovered faults in Polygon’s estimate.
After several inquiries, the corporation finally responded yesterday by referring to an announcement as evidence that their evaluation was right. This pledge was made in April, when Polygon stated that it will donate $20 million to help offset the company’s carbon footprint by 2022. To develop its blockchain gaming platform, Polygon just secured $450 million and recruited YouTube Gaming director Ryan Wyatt.
According to Polygon, organizations and initiatives may function on the Polygon Supernets for no additional hosting or operating charges. For decentralized applications (dApps) and businesses alike, the tool will expedite adoption of the blockchain in new private and public networks.
Developers who previously utilized Polygon Edge (formerly Polygon SDK) but desire their own safe, decentralized, and highly performant blockchain network now have a reduced entry hurdle thanks to Polygon Supernets, which completely eliminates operating and hosting fees. To compensate professional blockchain validators that utilize their computer networks to verify transactions, Polygon Technology uses Matic tokens, which are worth enough to pay the validator’s operating and hosting costs.
There are validators on every supernet to ensure that all transactions are authentic. Matic tokens are staked on the mainnet before the network is validated by third-party staking businesses. Polygon says its validation process ensures a high level of security for its validators. In order to apply for a Polygon Supernet Sovereign Chain or a Polygon Supernet Shared Security Chain, developers must wait until Polygon Supernets are released.
One professional validator manages a Polygon Supernet Sovereign Chain, which reduces deployment and maintenance expenses. Professional validators staked Matic tokens to verify the network, making a Polygon Supernet Shared Security Chain the most straightforward route to decentralization and maximum security for your network.
Polygon Edge is the fundamental infrastructure solution for Polygon Supernets. Within supernets, Polygon Edge’s features and characteristics are designed to operate in a highly secure, decentralized environment. Polygon Edge is a network design tool that allows users to construct networks that are customised to their individual requirements. Scaling and throughput are currently the most difficult issues for developers working with publicly accessible networks to overcome.
dApps (decentralized applications) with millions of daily active users and managing tens of millions of transactions per day are possible using Polygon Edge’s protocol, which permits quick and seamless scalability even under tremendous transaction demand. It is estimated that over 20 dApps and businesses are utilizing Polygon Edge to optimize their blockchain networks for maximum speed and consistency while also customizing every part of the network.
In order to comprehend Polygon Edge’s potential, the business recommends looking at how the cloud impacted website speed and performance. More than a decade ago, the most obvious choice for launching a new website was to use a shared hosting provider. As a consequence of the shared nature of the server’s capacity, page load times were erratic. Having their own servers with the same degree of protection as their own has made it simpler for websites to run consistently, thanks to the so-called cloud revolution.
For developers, Polygon Edge is similar to the cloud in that it enables them to run their dApps on a blockchain network without sacrificing security or speed.
“We are proud of the success Polygon Edge has had so far and we are thrilled to have built on this success to give you supernets,” said Polygon cofounder Sandeep Naliwal in a statement. The infrastructure tools makes it possible for users to rapidly and simply fulfill their goals. Blockchain adoption can only be achieved if a wide choice of solutions are available for businesses to choose from. Providing developers with the tools they need to create exactly what they want has always been a core value of ours, and we’re thrilled to be able to do so now.”
The use of Polygon Supernets is consistent with Polygon’s other scaling techniques. This will be possible with the help of supernets because Polygon Edge is committed to bringing Polygon’s most cutting-edge zero-knowledge, privacy, and security features and systems to the general public.
