On the 13th of June, Polygon DAO onboarded 16 new projects. Aragon was one of the solid web3 projects that made it to the list. Other notable web3 projects that qualified for Polygon’s perks include Chainstack, Quicknode, HackenClub, and Bware labs.
Aragon is a decentralized platform that provides learning resources and aid to web3 builders. Quicknode is a blockchain infrastructure that can be used to launch nodes across 13 different blockchains.
On the other hand, HackenClub is a platform that protects web3 builders from being hacked. And Bware labs is a decentralized API platform and PoS blockchain validator.
All the aforementioned web3 protocols have distinct characteristics that made them a great fit for the Polygon DAO. The DAO will now be collaborating with these to achieve new milestones in the blockchain ecosystem.
Polygon DAO partnered with these decentralized projects to build the next generation of DApps. Polygon DAO will be disbursing numerous rewards and grants to its partners.
The decentralized autonomous organization has the goal of discovering blockchain innovators with the skillset and talent to contribute to developing the next generation of the web.
Polygon has been actively building and developing its ecosystem amidst the crypto winter. Sometime last month, a Polygon ID was launched. The tool introduced proof of personhood, anonymous but verified voting, users control data, and private reputation building.
The community is also thriving, having hosted six AMAs and five expert talks. The DAO was launched to serve as a meeting place for present and past Polygon communities. Community members have the goal of learning and building Polygon-related web3 products.
The Polygon DAO is a community for Polygon builders. The decentralized community operates in line with the goals of the Polygon network. The Polygon network was built to scale the Ethereum network. While serving its purpose, the network has also built a strong community of active members.
