The business that created the Polygon blockchain, Polygon Labs, elevated its chief legal officer, Marc Boiron, to the position of CEO and announced that president Ryan Wyatt would step down at the end of July and take on an advising role instead.The hiring of Boiron “signals our commitment to nurture and grow the global Polygon community of developers, builders, and users,” according to a news release. Boiron’s previous position as chief legal officer will be taken over by Rebecca Rettig, who joined Polygon in February as chief policy officer.
Sandeep Nailwal, a co-founder, will act as executive chairman.The management changes occur as Polygon, which manages two of the most monitored networks for scaling Ethereum transactions, is transitioning to the next stage of its corporate evolution, branded as “Polygon 2.0.”
Executive chairman of the company will be co-founder Sandeep Nailwal.The management changes occur as Polygon, which manages two of the most monitored networks for scaling Ethereum transactions, is in the process of rebranding to the next stage of its corporate evolution, dubbed as “Polygon 2.0.”
There have been many announcements since the campaign began.Last week, Polygon urged the creation of a “coordination layer” to integrate all of its chains.In June, Polygon also published a proposal to modernize its outdated “PoS” chain so that it can support zero-knowledge proofs, one of the hottest blockchain developments of the year.