- Allocation disparities raise questions about Polygon’s $250 million Hermez Network acquisition.
- Collaboration between Polygon and Binance in token movements raises a billion-dollar concern for investors.
- Suspicious token flows and transparency concerns plague Polygon’s MATIC token and Hermez Network acquisition.
The MATIC token from Polygon has attracted significant attention lately due to mounting apprehensions regarding the distribution of tokens and questionable transactions involving exchanges, with a particular focus on Binance. These concerns surrounding the transparency of token allocation and the intricate flow of funds within the Polygon ecosystem have ignited inquiries within the investor community and the broader cryptocurrency landscape.
According to Spot On Chain, a renowned blockchain figure, Hermez Network, an open-source ZK Rollup, made headlines by unstaking and depositing 4.5 million MATIC tokens, valued at $3.81 million, into SwissBorg. This move came amid growing concerns about the Polygon Foundation’s token allocation practices.
In 2021, Polygon made a significant acquisition by acquiring Hermez Network for a substantial $250 million.…
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