Polygon is a L2 extension solution built on Ethereum that aims to address some of the most important barriers to Dapp adoption: speed, scalability, and usability. The protocol and framework for building and connecting ethereum-compatible blockchain networks. Aggregation on Ethereum, which supports a multi-chained Ethereum ecosystem, can be an extended solution.

Polygon provides a common framework that allows developers to leverage Ethereum security to create custom, application-focused chains, and provides an interoperable network that links together diverse extension solutions such as ZKrollup, Op-rollup, and side chains for high playability. 1. Solve the problems of ethereum fast block slow block confirmation time, insufficient bandwidth, insufficient TPS, high GAS cost. The security layer runs side by side with Ethereum and provides the role of verifier as a service to provide services for independent verification. 4. Build a development platform for secure and independent control across the chain

Polygon combines different capacity expansion solutions, such as zkRollups, Optimistic Rollups, Validium, and more, for one-stop Layer2 aggregation. By providing an easy-to-use Polygon SDK development tool, the barriers to entry are dramatically lowered, which is why Polygon has attracted so many projects in such a short time.

Polygon technology is implemented through two main components: the Polygon framework and the Polygon protocol. Framework: One-click deployment of default Ethereum-compatible blockchains. A growing set of modules (pluggable consensus, pledge, governance, EVM/Ewasm, execution environment, dispute resolution program, etc.) for developers who want to build custom blockchains. Protocol: Pass arbitrary messages between any two participating Polygon chains, and between any Polygon chain and Ethereum. Security-as-a-service (optional modular security services provided directly by Ethereum or by a set of dedicated validators).

Polygon combines the best of Ethereum and sovereign blockchain into an attractive feature set. Built by developers, for developers.

1. It can fully benefit from ethereum's network effects. 2. It's intrinsically safer. 3. It's more open and powerful.

Using polygons, any project can easily launch a dedicated blockchain network that combines the best features of standalone blockchain (sovereignty, scalability, and flexibility) and Ethereum (security, interoperability, and developer experience).

All kinds of decentralized applications are emerging, and the competition in the industry is becoming increasingly fierce. It is possible to set up alternative networks, using the same or similar code and protocols as the basis for Matic token and/or Matic networks, and to try to recreate similar facilities. The Matic network may need to compete with these alternative networks, which could negatively impact the Matic token and/or the Matic network.

Hackers or other malicious groups or organizations may attempt to interfere with Matic tokens and/or Matic networks in a number of ways, including but not limited to malware attacks, denial-of-service attacks, consensus-based attacks, witch attacks, Smurfing, and spoofing. In addition, there is a risk that third parties or foundation members, distributors or their affiliates may intentionally or unintentionally introduce vulnerabilities into Matic Token and/or Matic Network's core infrastructure, This could have a negative impact on Matic Token and/or Matic Network or Matic Network. In addition, the future of cryptography and security innovation is highly unpredictable, and advances in cryptography or technology (including but not limited to the development of quantum computing)