“Liquidity Fragmentation Ends With AggLayer — One Network, Infinite Expansion”

Crypto’s biggest scaling mistake was assuming more chains automatically meant more growth. Instead, it created fragmented liquidity and broken user journeys. Every new chain became another walled garden that needed bridges, mercenary liquidity incentives, and constant marketing to survive. Polygon decided to solve the problem fundamentally: unify chains instead of splitting them. AggLayer connects all Polygon-aligned chains into a single shared liquidity system. One network effect, many execution layers. This is how the internet scaled — many websites, one shared backbone — and blockchain is finally catching up. POL powers the economic coordination behind this transformation. Validators don’t just protect one chain; they secure the full environment, earning from ecosystem growth as a whole. As more ZK-powered chains join, performance scales horizontally while users experience everything as one seamless environment. This model eliminates the biggest friction holding back adoption: complexity. When users stop thinking “which chain?”... that’s when Web3 reaches billions. Polygon isn’t building another L2. It’s building the connected economy layer of value on the internet. And the earlier you understand that shift, the earlier you position yourself for it. Tag someone who still thinks scaling = more silos. @Polygon #Polygon $POL