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Agglayer connects liquidity and users of any blockchain for fast, low cost interoperability & growth. Follow @0xPolygon for more
Joined November 2021
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Agglayer retweeted
3 bridge incidents in 3 weeks sounds bad but i think the harder read is this, we have been asking the biggest institutions in the world to come onchain and trust us with trillions. How can we expect that while exploits like last week are still happening? The ask doesnt match the Infra right now.
Every one of these exploits is a cost the whole space carries. The team that gets hit just absorbs it first. For all the pain it caused the teams and users on the other side of it, April forced the conversation this industry has been dodging for years, the one that had to happen before the next trillion of real world volume could ever show up.
@Agglayer has been running ZK and onchain pessimistic proofs in production for a while now. The answers the industry is reaching for this week already exist they just havent been picked up everywhere yet.
You dont see the fix until you feel the problem. April made sure we felt it.
Agglayer retweeted
Agglayer's pessimistic proof enforces security through one simple rule: a chain can only withdraw what's been deposited. Verified by onchain ZK proofs.
That's how the Open Money Stack's crosschain infra kept @Katana liquid during the rsETH exploit.
DeFi needs to recognize that Finance runs on trust, not software. Liquidity is a posture, not a number. Katana was among the most liquid venues during the crunch created from the rsETH exploit.
Wrote about this and more here: beincrypto.com/polygon-aggla…
Agglayer retweeted
Agglayer's unified ZK bridge processed ~$200M through one of DeFi's worst weekends.
Most bridges paused. Agglayer didn’t. Because ZK proofs don't fail the same way multisigs do.
Math over multisigs. @john3gan explains for @beincrypto.
beincrypto.com/how-polygon-a…
Compliance infrastructure for capital markets now runs on Polygon CDK.
Say hello to the newest Agglayer-connected chain, @trex_network.
BREAKING: Apex Group (servicing $3.5T) and Polygon Labs back new compliance blockchain built for institutional capital markets.
Introducing T-REX Ledger, built with Polygon CDK.
Agglayer retweeted
Congratulations to @katana on TGE.
> Built with Polygon CDK
> $3.8M+ in chain revenue rerouted back to active users
> POL stakers can claim their allocation: app.katana.network
Katana is built different.
KAT is live. The Armory is open⚔️
Katana introduces something new:
A chain that routes revenue back into the ecosystem to reward active users.
At the center is KAT.
Stake, vote, earn here: app.katana.network/stake
Agglayer retweeted
Permissioned chains gave banks privacy. They also gave them walls.
CDK Enterprise is different: bespoke blockchain design, purpose-built for different regulatory requirements and volumes that actually matter.
Seamless connectivity for max distribution.
polygon.technology/blog/what…
Claim your ESP from @espressoFNDN in the link below
Vault Bridge turns idle capital into sustainable, chain-native revenue.
Built for the Agglayer ecosystem. Powered by Morpho.
Learn how @Agglayer by @0xPolygon makes Morpho Vaults the default yield infrastructure for any new chain via Vault Bridge.
Proof in the numbers
🔹 $230M+ bridged assets earning yield for @katana
🔹 $500M+ in productive TVL since launch
🔹 $3M+ and growing in chain-owned revenue
You don’t need to maintain your chain privately
Use the infra behind CDK Enterprise, keep your control and privacy
Contact us to get started. Link in thread
Private Besu Chains invert Ethereum’s security model.
Instead of inheriting security from a large decentralized validator set, enterprises must secure everything themselves: keys, access control, permissioning, and governance.
With no shared security guarantees, a single misconfiguration can impact consensus or weaken the chain. The risk sits with a small internal team, even as the system becomes business-critical.
CDK Enterprise changes this.
Instead of maintaining a private security model with no shared guarantees, CDK Enterprise gives enterprises a more reliable, predictable, and manageable foundation, while preserving control, privacy, and native interoperability via the @Agglayer.
Learn more about CDK Enterprise → gateway.fm/cdk-enterprise?ut…
Fully customizable, 24/7 management, production-grade performance, and granular compliance control from day one.
Deploy confidently with enterprise-grade privacy, and access Agglayer interop when you’re ready.
Starting building with CDK Enterprise.
Running a private chain is far more than deploying nodes, you end up owning the entire operational surface that public networks spread across thousands of operators.
You’re responsible for validator clusters with HSM/KMS, full/archive nodes for RPC and indexing, multiple environments, expanding storage and archival, full backups and DR, and complete observability across consensus, RPC, logs, and infra, plus 24/7 SRE and incident response.
Without economies of scale, every enterprise ends up rebuilding the same Ethereum-style infrastructure stack alone.
This is where CDK Enterprise simplifies everything.
By adopting an Ethereum-aligned permissioned chain, teams reduce redundant consensus nodes, heavy infra pipelines, and bespoke observability and gain a cleaner architecture with battle-tested tooling and managed operational support.
CDK Enterprise removes the infra burden so teams can focus on innovation instead of running a mini L1 in-house.
Learn more about CDK Enterprise → gateway.fm/cdk-enterprise?ut…
Lots of companies are re-evaluating if running a private Besu chain is worth the cost.
CDK Enterprise helps with this.
Contact us below
IBFT looks simple on paper: fixed validators, instant finality, predictable governance.
In production, the story changes quickly.
- Validator rotations are fragile: multi-party coordination, aligned genesis files, one outdated node can stall the chain.
- Liveness breaks easily: misconfigurations, firewalls, or inter-DC latency can drop quorum and halt finality.
- Parameter changes = mini hard forks: gas limits, block time, validator count all require rehearsals, approvals, and careful rollouts.
Plus ongoing overhead:
custom explorers, backups, RPC inconsistencies, manual DevOps scripts, multi-org governance.
Very quickly, a private Besu chain feels like running a small L1 alone, without shared security or ecosystem-supported upgrades.
And for most enterprise IT teams, that model doesn’t scale.
CDK Enterprise Is the Upgrade That Simplifies Everything
no validator juggling, no consensus maintenance, no protocol drift, no brittle infra.
You inherit Ethereum-aligned upgrades, stable tooling, and proven infrastructure patterns.
When required, interoperability can be enabled via @Agglayer, without adding operational complexity.
Learn more about CDK Enterprise → gateway.fm/cdk-enterprise?ut…
gm @0xsequence and @Coinme and welcome to the Polygon Open Money Stack!
It just got easier for everyone, everywhere, at any time of day or night, to move money without limitations.
We’re pumped to contribute to this global payments vision.
BREAKING: Polygon to become U.S. regulated payments platform
We’re acquiring Coinme and Sequence to move all money onchain.
→ Regulated money movement in 48 states
→ Fiat on/off ramps
→ 50,000 fiat-to-crypto locations in the U.S.
→ Easy onboarding with wallet infra
→ 1-click crypto transactions across chains
All vertically integrated in the Polygon Open Money Stack.
Enterprises that have launched products on private Besu chains gained control, predictability, and compliance. This made sense back when public infra was unable to serve requirements of big enterprises.
Now Ethereum’s execution environment and tooling are more mature.
CDK Enterprise, built by Aggayer with @gateway_eth, lets you build with Ethereum-aligned infra so that they can stay private but aligned with the broader ecosystem.
