Polygon Partners with Cypher Capital to Boost POL Access in Middle East

Polygon Partners with Cypher Capital for Institutional Access

Polygon has partnered with Cypher Capital to enhance the accessibility of its token, POL, for institutional investors in the Middle East.
The collaboration aims to attract long-term capital, improve liquidity, and foster network growth.
Cypher Capital will work with Polygon Labs to provide structured access, yield strategies, and better liquidity across trading venues.
This initiative follows a recent 4% drop in POL's price due to a node bug on the Polygon network.
Sandeep Nailwal, CEO of the Polygon Foundation, highlights the rising demand for real yield on digital assets among institutions.
Investor roundtables and awareness programs will be organized to educate family offices and financial institutions about investing in POL.
The partnership is designed to align funds with the long-term growth of the network and position POL as a significant component of future financial systems.

Middle East's Role in Digital Assets

The Middle East is becoming a key player in digital assets, with supportive regulations and increased interest from investors.
Family offices and institutions in the region are more open to exploring tokens like POL.
By providing structured access, Polygon enhances investor participation while boosting liquidity and security.
The collaboration supports the technical progress of the Polygon network, which processes transactions for stablecoins, decentralized finance, and real-world assets.
Polygon's GigaGas roadmap aims for sub-five-second finality and can process 1,000 transactions per second.
The partnership follows Polygon's POL migration with staking live on Ethereum.
With institutional support, Polygon aims to solidify its position as a leader in payments, decentralized finance, and tokenized assets globally.