QuickSwap’s Rebranded Podcast Unveils Polygon’s Next Big Steps
In
an
era
where
decentralization
is
not
just
a
trend
but
a
philosophy,
Polygon
is
leading
the
charge
with
innovative
initiatives
designed
to
empower
its
community.
On
April
12,
QuickSwap’s
podcast,
then
known
as
“All
Roads
Lead
to
Polygon”
(ARLTP),
took
a
deep
dive
into
Polygon’s
revolutionary
Community
Treasury
Governance
Model
and
the
substantial
grants
poised
to
fuel
innovation
within
the
ecosystem.
This
episode
set
the
stage
for
significant
changes,
culminating
in
the
podcast’s
rebranding
to
“The
Aggregated.”
The
most
recent
episode
on
16th
May
continued
with
much
enthusiasm
by
discussing
meme
stocks’
comeback
and
having
some
great
industry
experts
share
their
thoughts
as
guests.
Let
us
now
look
at
how
these
things
are
changing
DeFi
space.
Polygon’s
Community
Treasury
Model
Polygon’s
Community
Treasury
Governance
Model
has
been
designed
to
change
the
way
that
financial
decisions
are
made
within
its
ecosystem.
The
governance
of
this
model
is
carried
out
by
a
board
called
the
Community
Treasury
Board
(CTB),
which
consists
of
five
professionals
who
are
committed
to
decentralization
as
well
as
sustainable
growth
in
the
system.
Key
Features
of
the
Governance
Model:
-
Strategic
Fund
Allocation:
This
means
that
CTB
must
come
up
with
strategies
for
distributing
funds
and
ensure
that
they
are
implemented
effectively
so
as
to
foster
growth
within
the
economy. -
Application
Review
and
Approval:
The
CTB
reviews
all
grant
applications
thoroughly
before
approving
them;
this
is
aimed
at
ensuring
only
promising
projects
receive
funding. -
Transparency
and
Accountability:
The
community
is
regularly
involved
through
forums
and
calls
where
their
views
can
be
shared.
Sometimes
votes
may
be
required
for
making
some
decisions
related
to
funding
too.
Therefore,
it
becomes
necessary
for
detailed
reports
about
how
funds
were
disbursed
as
well
as
project
outcomes
to
be
given
in
order
to
promote
transparency
accordingly.
Empowering
Innovation:
Community
Grants
Polygon’s
dedication
to
promoting
originality
manifests
itself
in
its
vast
array
of
grants.
They
have
been
set
up
so
as
to
cater
to
different
needs
which
may
range
from
scientific
advances
to
community-based
undertakings.
Types
of
Grants
Available:
-
zkEVM
Grants:
This
type
centers
on
financing
projects
that
will
help
improve
the
scalability
and
efficiency
of
the
Ethereum
network. -
Village
Grants:
These
are
meant
for
grassroots
efforts
within
Polygon’s
ecosystem
that
seek
to
create
or
strengthen
local
communities.
Applications
for
these
grants
are
currently
open
with
an
overwhelming
response
received
so
far;
a
clear
sign
that
great
things
lie
ahead
in
terms
of
innovation
driven
by
the
community.
Insights
from
Industry
Leaders
The
most
recent
episode
of
“The
Aggregated”
had
a
broad
spectrum
of
guests
including
representatives
from
Dogelon
Mars,
Fomobull
Club,
Medieval
Empires,
PlayLoveMonster,
and
CryptoRocky.
These
business
giants
discussed
their
outlooks
on
community-driven
governance
systems
as
well
as
the
possible
consequences
of
Polygon’s
new
projects.
These
points
contributed
to
a
better
understanding
of
what
lays
beneath
Polygon’s
Community
Treasury
Governance
Model
and
also
helped
in
realizing
the
future
benefits
that
could
arise
from
its
grant
programs.
QuickSwap’s
Rebranded
Podcast:
The
Aggregated
QuickSwap’s
podcast,
now
known
as
“The
Aggregated,”
remains
an
important
source
for
information
and
discussion
within
Web3
space.
This
change
reflects
its
wider
coverage
of
critical
conversations
around
the
DeFi
landscape
involving
different
topics.
Highlights
from
the
Latest
Episode:
-
Meme
Stock
Resurgence:
The
episode
delved
into
the
recent
parabolic
movements
of
$GME
and
$AMC
stocks,
exploring
the
dynamics
of
the
meme
craze
and
its
implications
for
the
market. -
Community
Insights:
Featuring
a
wide
range
of
guests,
the
episode
provided
a
platform
for
varied
perspectives
on
the
current
trends
and
future
directions
of
DeFi.
With
high-quality
content
delivery
and
allowing
open
debates,
“The
Aggregated”
remains
an
important
resource
for
those
who
want
to
know
more
about
blockchain
future
and
decentralized
finance.
Final
Thoughts
Polygon
has
come
up
with
a
unique
governance
model
in
addition
to
the
substantial
grants
given
to
community
development
which
sets
a
new
standard
of
inclusivity
and
transparency
in
DeFi
space.
These
initiatives
will
drive
exponential
growth
within
the
communities
as
well
as
foster
innovation
according
to
‘The
Aggregated’
podcast
on
QuickSwap.
This
podcast
offers
deep
insights
through
discussions
among
experts
who
also
make
guest
appearances
thus
making
it
a
must-have
for
any
developer,
investor,
or
enthusiast
keen
on
gaining
knowledge
about
this
industry.
For
further
information,
contact
Marshall
at
Marshall@lunarDigitalAssets
or
visit
QuickSwap’s
Twitter
handles
QuickSwapDEX
and
MBDMCrypto.
About
QuickSwap
QuickSwap
is
a
layer-2
decentralized
exchange
and
automated
market
maker
(AMM)
running
on
the
Polygon
network.
Being
the
most
popular
asset
swap
service
on
Polygon,
QuickSwap
provides
functionalities
such
as
token
swapping,
liquidity
pooling,
and
staking
at
the
Dragon’s
Lair.
People
can
purchase
crypto
with
fiat,
pay
bills
using
crypto,
or
explore
a
dedicated
Gaming
Hub.
With
more
than
$108
million
TVL
and
strong
community
backing,
QuickSwap
stays
ahead
of
other
DeFi
protocols.
About
Polygon
Polygon
is
a
technology
infrastructure
that
serves
to
connect
Ethereum-compatible
blockchain
networks
powered
by
its
base
cryptocurrency
MATIC.
The
platform
strives
towards
creating
a
scalable
and
efficient
environment
for
blockchains
while
still
pushing
forward
innovative
ideas
within
the
DeFi
space.
As
they
continue
to
innovate
themselves,
both
Polygon
&
Quickswap
aim
to
set
new
standards
for
transparency,
inclusivity,
and
growth
in
decentralized
finance
(DeFi).
Watch
out
for
some
earth-shattering
developments
when
it
comes
to
shaping
up
our
future
financial
systems!
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