2026-01-10 23:20:11

Polygon network's recent performance has been quite impressive. According to information, the network generated over 13.6 million POL in fees during peak times, with more than 12.5 million POL burned, which fully reflects the high demand on the chain.

What’s more noteworthy is the improvement brought by the Dandeli hard fork. This upgrade stabilized Gas costs and increased the peak capacity per block by about 30%—a significant benefit for users who interact frequently. Specifically, the Gas target has been adjusted from the original 50% to 65%, ensuring that fees remain within a predictable range under high load conditions.

Currently, Polygon’s peak throughput has reached approximately 20 mgas/s. Even more interesting, the Polygon Foundation plans to further dynamically adjust the relationship between Gas limits and targets, which means that in the future, it will more intelligently balance user costs and on-chain revenue to maintain the long-term healthy development of the ecosystem.

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quietly_staking

· 17h ago

Wow, Polygon's recent move is really impressive; the Gas fees are finally reliable. Dandeli did a great job, with a 30% capacity increase, it's awesome. This is what I want to see, much more conscientious than some public chains. POL burned 12.5 million, this ecosystem still has vitality. If Gas truly stabilizes, I’m ready to increase my position.

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QuorumVoter

· 01-12 21:03

This wave of Polygon really has some substance; with Gas stabilized, interactions are much smoother. The Dandeli fork operation was truly powerful, increasing capacity by 30%. Wait, burning 12.5 million POL? That’s a huge demand. 20mgas/s is no joke; now engaging in interactions is really much cheaper. Dynamic adjustment of Gas logic? I kind of understand this approach. Honestly, it’s much smoother than before; no more worries about Gas causing congestion.

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FUD_Whisperer

· 01-10 23:47

Wow, Polygon really pulled out a big move this time. Only when Gas fees stabilize can we play properly. Dandeli still has some tricks up its sleeve; increasing capacity by 30% is no small feat. Another dynamic adjustment? Feels like Polygon is playing AI self-adaptation... pretty impressive. Burning 12.5 million POL, alright, this is a signal of deflation being released. But is 20 mgas/s enough? Compared to Ethereum, it's still... Really? The Gas target was adjusted from 50 to 65. Such a generous upgrade this time. I'm a bit looking forward to the upcoming dynamic adjustments. Should I bet on Polygon turning things around?

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Anon4461

· 01-10 23:25

Polygon this time really has something; gas stability greatly improves user experience. Wait, burning 12.5 million POL? Isn't that a bit intense? A 30% capacity increase sounds good, but how it actually performs remains to be seen. Predictable gas costs are the key, finally no more gambling. Is 20m gas/sec enough? It still depends on the subsequent project accumulation. The dynamic gas adjustment logic sounds pretty clever, but execution might be another story. Burning so much POL, are they trying to pump the price? Dandeli's recent improvements are indeed quite interesting, more thoughtful than expected.

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666SixSixSix

· 01-10 23:24

The correction has started

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DeFi_Dad_Jokes

· 01-10 23:22

Polygon this wave really lived up to the hype; gas fees can finally breathe a sigh of relief. The Dandeli fork has some substance; a 30% capacity increase is no joke. Damn, with stable gas, my wallet can finally survive. Throughput of 20 mgas/s? What kind of crazy number is that? Anyway, it’s just fast. Dynamic adjustment of gas targets... sounds smart, but I’m just worried it might get complicated again.

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LiquidationAlert

· 01-10 23:20

12.5 million POL burned directly, this is the real demand Polygon's latest update is indeed impressive; Gas stability is very friendly to those of us who interact daily Wait, can it really stay within a predictable range? The promised commitments before were also numerous; let's see the results first 20mgas/s sounds good, but compared to other L2s, we still have to wait in line Dynamic adjustment of Gas limits sounds fancy, but the core is still how cheap it can get 136 million in fees generated, this traffic is really back, feeling different Such a fierce hard fork of Dandeli? Then I need to pay attention to the real data, don’t let it be just a numbers game Capacity increased by 30%, has it truly been implemented? Or is it just another story If this update can truly make Gas prediction more accurate, it will definitely change the game Long-term healthy ecosystem and so on, sounds like another PPT feast, waiting to see the follow-up execution

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