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Director of Platform Business Development

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Sales & Sales Support / US - Remote

What is Polygon?Polygon is the leading blockchain development platform, offering scalable, affordable, secure and sustainable blockchains for Web3. Its growing suite of products offers developers easy access to major scaling solutions including L2 (ZK Rollups and Optimistic Rollups), sidechains, hybrid, stand-alone and enterprise chains, and data availability. Polygon’s scaling solutions have se...

Polygon Overview

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Polygon is the first well-structured, easy-to-use platform for Ethereum scaling and infrastructure development. Its core component is Polygon SDK, a modular, flexible framework that supports building multiple types of applications.

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Year Founded: 2017

HQ Location: AdWyze inc, 157, 2nd A Cross Rd, Stage 2, Domlur, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560071, India

HQ Timezone: Asia/Kolkata

Alexa Global Rank: 24,807

Total Employees: 180

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RT @JavierAng_: I spent hours digging and found 100s of REAL-WORLD BUSINESSES building on top of @0xPolygon A thread on why Polygon is the…

So: Polygon zkEVM Mainnet Beta = EVM-equivalence, for frictionless deployment. Ready to try it out and start building? Head over to the Wiki to get started: https://t.co/OUKq9dy3no

Other zkEVMs are designed to be EVM-*compatible*–a distinction worth unpacking. Without bytecode-level compatibility, Ethereum smart contracts must be recompiled before deployment. Compilers increase attack surfaces, but also friction for developers.

From a technical standpoint, EVM-equivalence means compatibility with the EVM at a bytecode level. There’s no need to recompile EVM smart contracts, because bytecode-level compatibility means support for languages like Solidity. That’s frictionless scaling.

In simple terms, EVM-equivalence means devs who build on Polygon zkEVM Mainnet Beta should feel just like they're building on Ethereum, only cheaper, and with a bridge. Early developer experiences already bear out why EVM-equivalence is important. https://t.co/5Ib2QftpaL

To be EVM-equivalent or not to be: that is a fundamental design question ZK L2 teams have had to address when building zkEVMs. Polygon zkEVM Mainnet Beta IS EVM-equivalent. But what does that mean, and why is it important? 👇🏾

If the FAQs don’t address your specific issue, join the Polygon Discord server here: https://t.co/PzYdqjVL3L Select member under #roles ↩️ ↪️Head to the #zkevm-support channel We’ll have ticketing support in Discord soon, but there are mods to get you sorted.

Copy-pasting your code—yes, it’s that easy Scaling is smoother than teflon with EVM-equivalence. @gateway_eth was able to port their public RPC in six minutes: https://t.co/9LTQMymifN

Once you confirm the transaction to deploy the contract, you can check the status by pasting the transaction hash into the block explorer, built by Etherscan: https://t.co/IP9qYTuTaJ

Want to copy-paste code from an existing smart contract and send it to Mainnet Beta using Remix? Check out the walk-through from dev @0ceans404: https://t.co/RgSP7vNour Plus a hack for unlock time parameters