Polygon Ecosystem Coins
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What Are Polygon Ecosystem Coins?
Polygon ecosystem coins are the coins and tokens that run on the Polygon network. This list ranks every coin and token on Polygon by market cap, with live prices. It includes POL, tokens built on Polygon, and tokens bridged from Ethereum and other chains.
Quick Facts
- Blockchain type: Ethereum scaling network (Polygon PoS chain)
- Launch: Started as Matic Network, which launched its mainnet in 2020
- Rebrand: Matic Network rebranded to Polygon in 2021
- Native coin: POL, which replaced MATIC in 2024
- Consensus: Proof of Stake
- Token standard: ERC-20, the same as Ethereum
How the Polygon Blockchain Works
Polygon PoS is a blockchain that runs next to Ethereum. It processes transactions on its own chain and regularly saves checkpoints to Ethereum. Validators stake POL to secure the network. Users pay gas fees in POL, which are usually much lower than on Ethereum. Polygon is EVM compatible. This means apps and wallets built for Ethereum also work on Polygon.
Types of Tokens on Polygon
- Native coin: POL pays for gas and is used for staking.
- Stablecoins: Tokens like USDT, USDC and DAI that aim to stay close to one US dollar.
- DeFi tokens: Tokens of lending apps and exchanges, such as AAVE and UNI.
- Real world assets: Tokens backed by things like gold, such as PAXG.
- Bridged and wrapped tokens: Tokens like WBTC, WETH and LINK. They appear on this list because versions of them also exist on Polygon.
- Gaming and NFT tokens: Many games and NFT projects use Polygon.
How to Buy Polygon Tokens
- Use a wallet that supports Polygon, such as most Ethereum wallets.
- Add the Polygon network and hold some POL for gas fees.
- Swap POL for the token on a decentralized exchange on Polygon, or buy it on a centralized exchange that supports Polygon withdrawals.
- Check the contract address before you buy, because fake tokens are common.
Risks
Bridged tokens depend on the bridge that holds the original assets, and bridges can be hacked. Smaller tokens on Polygon may have low liquidity. Smart contract bugs can lead to losses. Make sure you send tokens on the Polygon network and not on Ethereum, or the funds may not arrive where you expect.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What are Polygon ecosystem coins?
Polygon ecosystem coins are the coins and tokens that run on the Polygon network. They include POL, DeFi tokens, stablecoins like USDT and USDC, and tokens bridged from Ethereum such as WETH and WBTC. The list on this page ranks them all by market cap with live prices for easy comparison.
- What is Polygon?
Polygon is a network that helps Ethereum scale with faster and cheaper transactions. It started as Matic Network, which launched its mainnet in 2020 and rebranded to Polygon in 2021. The Polygon PoS chain uses Proof of Stake and is EVM compatible, so Ethereum apps and wallets also work on it.
- What are the top Polygon coins?
We do not give investment advice. The list above ranks Polygon coins by market cap and updates live. Well-known tokens on Polygon include POL, USDC, USDT, AAVE and LINK. To compare them, check market cap, trading volume, 24 hour price change and how long each project has been active.
- How do I buy tokens on Polygon?
To buy tokens on Polygon, use a wallet that supports the Polygon network and hold some POL for gas fees. Then swap POL for the token on a decentralized exchange on Polygon. You can also buy on a centralized exchange and withdraw on Polygon. Always check the contract address first.
- Did POL replace MATIC?
Yes. POL replaced MATIC as the native token of Polygon in 2024. MATIC holders on the Polygon PoS chain were moved to POL automatically. Holders on Ethereum and some exchanges had to migrate or were converted by their exchange. POL now pays for gas and is used for staking on Polygon.
- What are the risks of Polygon tokens?
Polygon tokens carry several risks. Bridged tokens depend on bridges, which can be hacked. Smaller tokens can have low liquidity and big price swings. Smart contract bugs can cause losses. Sending tokens on the wrong network, such as Ethereum instead of Polygon, can also lead to lost or stuck funds.