Dimitri

1.5-2x Staking yield on ethereum:0x455e53cbb86018ac2b8092fdcd39d8444affc3f6? Learn how btw this is on top of 100M POL (~1% POL supply) just burnt and another ~30M POL lined up for further burn. I expect around 50M POL to be burned in the next burn cycle which should be within next 80-90 days

Today we're launching a crypto campaign to support the people of Nepal and contribute to the Government of Nepal's Prime Minister Disaster Relief Fund. To help, donate at NepalRelief.org. Stablecoins work best when money has to move fast to people who need it. While many others collected donations for Nepal in a more traditional sense, we built a path that leverages blockchain technology that lands as local currency in the government's relief fund. The campaign is powered by Polygon's Open Money Stack, Coinme, and @CrossRiverBank. Blockchain for Impact has already pledged $100,000. No one's pain matters more because of geography. But some tragedies just hit differently when they touch a place that's part of your own story, and Nepal has always felt close to home for me. I was born in the Kumaon belt of Uttarakhand, India, right alongside Nepal, and my maternal family comes from that same region. Communities on both sides of the border have been connected for generations, through family, culture, faith, food, trade and everyday life. India and Nepal have what we often call "Roti-Beti ka rishta," ties of family and shared life that run far deeper than a line on a map, and Prime Minister Modi, speaking recently about Nepal, called its people our brothers and sisters. I want to do my small part to stand with them, and I hope you'll join me. This campaign lets people around the world contribute in stablecoins to support relief and rebuilding efforts in Nepal.

insane to see @Revolut reportedly at a $115bn valuation now (according to WSJ), worth more than banks that were around decades before them. and they started as a travel money card back in 2015 🤯 kudos to the team, this is what happens when you treat moving money as the actual product instead of a feature you bolt onto old rails. they were one of the first big players to really take the leap into stablecoins and its decisions like that how they got to 65m+ customers across 45+ countries. theyve moved over $1.2B in stablecoin volume onchain on Polygon, proud we get to build some of that with them. the ones who win in the end are the ones who adopt the tech that improves the old system so much you cant ignore it anymore 💜

BIG! 5000+ payments per second on Polygon! a year ago we were just crossing 1000. 5x in 12 months, not bad 👀

HUGE! one the biggest payment networks on the planet, settling onchain on Polygon.

This one hits home for me. i grew up in a country that was on the wrong side of all this, where just getting access to the global money system meant you were already starting a few steps behind someone who happened to be born into it. this shouldn't be the thing that decides how hard you have to fight to build a business. a founder in a small Indian town with a great idea should get the same shot at the global market as someone born into every advantage in the business hubs of the world. levelling that playing field and giving the entire world access to money is one of the biggest things driving what we're building at Polygon.

BOOM! @deel integrates Polygon! Now people can get their salaries paid in stablecoins on Deel settled on @0xPolygon