- Polygon announces partnership with W3W and Google Cloud to launch EVM and also help startups access up to $3 million.
- A recent report shows Polygon is gaining popularity in the gaming industry.
Polygon (MATIC) has announced a partnership with W3W to launch its first EVM-compatible dApp store. According to the announcement, this will be powered by dApp Store Kit, an open-source toolkit built on Polygon. dApp Store Kit is a community-led project that enables users to build their own EVM-compatible dApp store and set Branding, Pricing, Distribution rules, etc.
🚀@SendingMe_IM 🫱🏾🫲🏼 @W3W_ai are partnering to launch a first-of-it’s-kind EVM compatible dApp store 🫡
Annnddd it’s powered by dApp Store Kit 😏
👉🏿an open-source toolkit built on @0xPolygon.https://t.co/1p6V9SmbsA pic.twitter.com/AsUgRzLmii— Polygon (Labs) (@0xPolygonLabs) April 25, 2023
W3W is expected to build a recommendation module plugin that leverages users’ on-chain data to provide Personalized dApp recommendations and Valuable dApp intelligence and insights.
SendingMe will showcase dApp Store Kit’s versatility by embedding the dApp Store experience within its token-gated community chat app. Private invite codes will be given out during the launch event at consensus2023 on April 25.
Polygon has also announced that it is joining hands with Google Cloud to help Web3 projects and startups access up to $3 million in investments from Polygon Ventures Ecosystem Fund, Priority Reviews, and All Polygon Venture benefits. This was after Google announced that it is calling seed to Series A Web3 projects.
Calling seed to series A Web3 projects & startups: Want to get up to $200K in credits & exclusive benefits? Gated Discord channel with Google Cloud Web3 product & engineering early access to Web3 products & roadmap, free advanced Web3 training, and VIP event access.
Polygon seals several high-profile partnerships
Over the years, Polygon has sealed several partnerships with high-profile firms including Customer Relationship Management (CRM) software company, Salesforce. The idea was to enable clients to create NFT-based loyalty programs. It has also partnered with Immutable to build a dedicated gaming blockchain using zero-knowledge technology. Ryan Wyatt, President of Polygon Labs stated:
Partnering with Immutable is a monumental step forward in our mission to empower developers and enable users to truly own their in-game assets. By leveraging Immutable’s top world-class gaming platform, game development becomes seamless, allowing for the creation of rich and unique gaming experiences.
Some of the biggest gaming projects and publishers including Ubisoft, Atari, Animoca, Decentraland, Somnium Space, and The Sandbox are already building on the network. The polygon ecosystem has about 220 million unique user addresses with tens of thousands of decentralized applications and several major enterprises.
A Blockchain Games Report published by DApps analytics platform DappRadar disclosed that the number of Unique Active Wallets engaging with games on the network hit 138,081 in March. This is a 53 percent increase from February. This places it ahead of Hive and BNB which had 84,000 and 80,000 UAW respectively. The growth was linked to the Hunters On-Chain game by BoomLand which saw UAW increase by 17,000 percent in 30 days.
The Report reads:
Polygon, a blockchain previously known for Defi DApps overtook Hive this month and secured the second spot. This is a positive sign for network, as it is now gaining recognition as a gaming blockchain.
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As of press time, MATIC was up by 3.3 percent in the last 24 hours and was trading at $0.99. In the last seven days, the price has fallen by 14.7 percent.
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