Polygon Co-founder: BlackRock BUIDL Fund invests $500 million in Polygon
Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon, stated on X platform that the BUIDL Fund from BlackRock invested $500 million in Polygon at once.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
Astar 2.0: Is This a Strong Opportunity for Institutional Investors to Enter?
- Astar 2.0 upgrades blockchain scalability via Polkadot's async protocol, cutting block time to 6 seconds and boosting TPS to 150,000. - Institutional adoption grows with $3.16M ASTR purchase, 20% QoQ wallet growth, and partnerships with Sony , Casio, and Japan Airlines. - Cross-chain liquidity via Chainlink CCIP and hybrid architecture position Astar as a bridge between decentralized innovation and enterprise needs. - Analysts project ASTR could reach $0.80–$1.20 by 2030, though liquidity constraints and
Bitcoin Bounces Back as Trump’s $2,000 Dividend Plan and Michael Saylor’s Hint Spark Market Optimism
Will Political Calm Push ETH Price Toward $4,000?
Vitalik Buterin's Latest Advocacy for ZK Technology in Ethereum: Evaluating the Impact of ZK on Ethereum's Future Scalability and Investment Potential
- Vitalik Buterin prioritizes ZK proofs to enhance Ethereum's scalability, privacy, and quantum resistance amid institutional demand and post-AGI risks. - Ethereum's "Lean Ethereum" upgrades remove modexp precompiles and adopt GKR protocol, boosting TPS and quantum security while temporarily affecting gas fees. - ZK layer 2 solutions like Lighter (24k TPS) and ZKsync (15k TPS) drive institutional adoption, with 83% of enterprise smart contracts now using ZK-rollups. - ZK-driven infrastructure (ZKsync, Star
Trending news
MoreCrypto prices
More
