2026-01-12 16:20:26

The upward trend of POL is actually quite reasonable. Just look at the Polygon ecosystem — top applications like Polymarket generate over $130,000 in fees daily. What does this indicate? It shows that there are truly vital products running on this public chain.

Not to mention, there are more than a dozen breakthrough applications capable of supporting the long-term operation of a blockchain within the Polygon ecosystem. From transaction volume to user stickiness, all are impressive.

More importantly, the underlying infrastructure is being upgraded. The launch of Agglayer directly addresses the core bottleneck that the crypto industry has long struggled with. With products, infrastructure, and ecosystem collaboration in place, it’s no wonder POL is performing strongly.

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NFTFreezer

· 17h ago

$130,000 fee? That's just the beginning. What really matters is that these people are willing to keep building on Polygon, indicating that the ecosystem's vitality is still alive. With the launch of Agglayer, it feels like this is what Polygon truly aims to do. Perhaps all the previous controversies were worth it.

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down_only_larry

· 17h ago

To be honest, the 130,000 yen fee on Polymarket does show some insights, but compared to the top applications in the Ethereum ecosystem, this number is still a bit small. Agglayer sounds very promising, but I don't know if it can really solve the bunch of cross-chain issues. When POL rises, it's easy to look back and think everything is right, but who can truly survive depends on who stays.

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BearMarketSurvivor

· 17h ago

Really, this wave of Polygon is not hype; there are indeed things in the ecosystem. The $130,000 daily fee on Polymarket is no joke, indicating that users are truly using it. Agglayer hit the industry pain points right away, which is how a technical solution should look. If POL can't rise, then something's really wrong. There are over a dozen sustainable applications in the ecosystem, which is top-tier among L2s. While others are still in the PPT stage, they are already running real businesses. This round, not following the trend is not an option; the fundamentals are right here. Polymarket's daily fee surpassing 130,000 indicates everything. The ecosystem's vitality is evident, and POL's rise is only a matter of time. Layer 1 upgrades plus ecosystem explosion—who can stop this combo? Honestly, I am a bit optimistic about this chain.

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metaverse_hermit

· 17h ago

To be honest, the number for Polymarket really caught people's attention—$130,000 daily fee is no joke. POL's recent surge is backed by solid fundamentals; it's not just hype, the ecosystem is actually delivering. Agglayer has been resolved, which is the key—it's been stuck here for a while. The ecosystem is now collaborating, and there's still quite a lot of room for growth.

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APY_Chaser

· 17h ago

Hey, is the daily average fee data for Polymarket real? Is there a link… feels a bit exaggerated POL's growth can indeed keep up, and the ecosystem activity is there By the way, whether Agglayer can truly solve cross-chain issues still depends on user data Having many ecosystem products doesn't mean each one can survive, gotta admit that Hmm, from a fundamental perspective, the logic chain for POL is indeed valid, a bit optimistic But don't overhype it, wait until Agglayer is actually implemented before making judgments Honestly, Polygon's performance this round is still supported by real applications, I agree

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