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Co-Founder & COO of Polygon
It’s been a crazy year in the cryptosphere, but that shouldn’t put anyone off. This is par for the course in any burgeoning industry, but, in particular when dealing with such a revolutionary technology.
And to get right to the bottom of it all, I have the huge pleasure of welcoming back to the show one of the most intrepid developers in the space and someone who brings an equal dose of pragmatism to match his lofty goals. Last year, his company sent shockwaves through the industry thanks to the innovative work he and his team have been conducting over these last few years.
Sandeep Nailwal is an Indian entrepreneur, software developer and co-founder of one of the most influential projects in the world of Crypto & DeFi – Polygon. Sandeep who is a long-time developer has been dabbling in the space since way back in his college days. Originally known as the Matic Network, Polygon rebranded in early 2021 with the aim to reach a global audience and they’ve certainly done just that.
Polygon is ranked among the world’s top 15 cryptocurrencies, with the clear aim to break into that heralded top 3 market caps, behind luminaries Bitcoin and Ethereum.
What sets Polygon apart, however, is not only are they blazing their own trail, they’re helping expand the entire Web3 space while offering solutions to the Ethereum network that has blown the lid off the capacity and capabilities we once readily accepted.
Polygon is a protocol and a framework for building and connecting Ethereum-compatible blockchain networks, dealing most significantly with the scalability issues that have blighted Ethereum’s progress.
The Polygon team have been busy developing Polygon zkEVM, the first zero-knowledge scaling solution that’s fully compatible with Ethereum. The goal is to reduce transaction costs and massively increase throughput, without jeopardising security.
