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MainnetTestnet
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About Polygon Nodes
Polygon: Building and Connecting Ethereum-Compatible Networks
Polygon is a protocol and a framework for building and connecting Ethereum-compatible blockchain networks. It provides a platform for multi-chain interactions and seamless interoperability, expanding the capabilities of the Ethereum ecosystem.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the key features of the Polygon network?
Polygon, previously known as Matic Network, is a Layer 2 scaling solution backed by Binance and Coinbase. Key features include scalability, security, and the ability to create sovereign blockchains with the flexibility and independence of standalone blockchains but with the security and interoperability of Ethereum. It provides an infrastructure for building Ethereum-compatible and interoperable blockchain networks.
Which algorithm does Polygon use?
Polygon uses a version of the PoS (Proof of Stake) consensus algorithm in its mainnet. It also uses an architecture known as Heimdall and Bor. Heimdall is the Proof of Stake layer where validators stake Matic tokens to secure the network, and Bor is the block producer layer which uses a set of validators elected by PoS participants.
Requirements and benefits of Polygon dedicated nodes
Running a dedicated Polygon node requires some technical expertise, a stable internet connection, and hardware resources. The main benefit of running a dedicated node is that it helps maintain the network's decentralization, security, and integrity. As a validator in the PoS consensus model, you can also earn rewards from transaction fees and staking.
What SDKs are available for developers to interact with the Polygon network?
Polygon offers a variety of SDKs and developer tools such as:
Developers can utilize the Polygon SDK, which supports stand-alone chains and secured chains. It's designed for flexibility and allows developers to build both Layer 2 chains or standalone chains. Other tools include Remix, Truffle, Hardhat and the Matic.js library which facilitate easier integration with the Polygon network.
Is there a token associated with Polygon?
Yes, the native token of the Polygon network is MATIC. The MATIC token is used for various purposes in the Polygon ecosystem, such as participating in the network's PoS consensus mechanism, paying gas fees, and contributing to on-chain governance.