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Changelog:
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"2023.09.07 10:16": null,
"2023.08.17 10:50": " Ethereum and Polygon are both blockchain platforms that allow developers to build decentralized applications (DApps) on their networks. However, there are some key differences between the two platforms.
Ethereum is considered a decentralized finance (DeFi) platform because it offers a wide range of financial services such as borrowing and lending, trading, and staking. It also has a built-in token called Ether (ETH) that can be used to pay for transactions on the network. Ethereum uses its own cryptocurrency called Gas to determine the cost of transactions based on their size and complexity.
On the other hand, Polygon is focused on building scalability solutions for Ethereum and other blockchain platforms. It offers a suite of tools such as zero-knowledge proofs, off-chain computation, and sharding that help developers build decentralized applications with higher throughput and lower fees. Polygon uses its own cryptocurrency called MATIC to incentivize users to participate"
}
