Data Ownership Protocol (DOP) recently partnered with Polygon for its exclusive implementation. This collaboration of Data Ownership Protocol with Polygon (an L2 scaling solution that works in parallel with the Ethereum blockchain) aims to expand the ecosystem and provide effective solutions to users. The company announced this development on its official X account.
We’re excited to announce a collaboration with @0xPolygon! DOP is deployed on Polygon PoS! This marks an important step in expanding our ecosystem and providing more efficient solutions to our users. Stay tuned for more updates!
Read more: https://t.co/rbI2FWTIJu pic.twitter.com/cJCrmzB4PA– Data Ownership Protocol (@dop_org) July 23, 2024
Data Ownership Protocol partners with Polygon to provide exclusive solutions to users
In its X-post, DOP noted that this endeavor represents a remarkable step for its further development. As part of this collaboration, DOP (the well-known Ethereum L1 that uses zero-knowledge proofs for transparency) will see implementation on Polygon. This will reportedly allow consumers to have significant control over their digital assets and relevant information.
DOP uses Polygon’s infrastructure to gain awareness among an active and broad community. In addition, it can now process more than 1 million regular transfers. The relevant high-level activities increase visibility. In addition, it also offers unique opportunities for broader adoption. Consumers will appreciate Polygon’s platform for its significantly lower transfer fees compared to other networks.
The initiative focuses on improving TPS, scalability, user experience and freedom
This makes the DOP interactions extra cost-efficient. Furthermore, Polygon’s fast blockchain technology guarantees higher TPS and finality rates. Moreover, it also provides improved scalability, improving the overall consumer experience. Currently, DOP is included in Polygon’s extensive ecosystem, opening up the latest avenues for possible synergies and integrations.
In doing so, it wants to preserve the freedom of its consumers to access transparency within the multi-chain ecosystem. DOP’s deployment on Polygon draws attention to realizing the platform’s vision for the future. This procedure consists of 3 different phases. The stakes are taken into account in the initial phase. During this period, the company will bridge the $DOP token to Polygon.
The 2NL This phase will promote the use of Polygon on its mainnet while prioritizing this blockchain for future airdrops. To drive adoption and build momentum, the company will allocate $50,000 to back-dev teams. In the announcement, the Data Ownership Protocol claimed that this joint effort will unlock several opportunities for development and growth.
