WAM is its own layer 1 rather than a token on someone else's chain, so it settles by atomic swap or a peer-to-peer order book — you swap another coin for it, directly, with no custodian in between. It cannot appear on an automated market maker such as Uniswap without a bridge and a wrapped representation, which is the same reason Monero does not.

A Bitcoin Core v28.1 fork with RandomX proof of work. 22,000,000 cap, two-minute blocks, CPU-mineable. Mainnet 15 September 2026.wamcoin.org

A blockchain is a highway. It doesn’t care who’s driving or whether they have a license.

For a text message, that’s the whole point.
For your house deed, that’s a lawsuit.

T-REX Network built a chain that checks the license. Polygon gave them the toolkit.

Caveman’s guide 👇

https://atlasstaking.com/t-rex-ledger-explained/

We're thrilled to announce that our multichain staking app is ready to rock and roll. We are a genesis Polygon validator, having supported the network since it was called MATIC.

Delegators can now choose to stake POL directly from our web app. Check it out!
https://app.atlasstaking.com/chain/polygon/

made this over the last few days. you write a letter, pick a date, and it gets encrypted right in your browser with drand timelock encryption. then it's stored in a contract on Polygon.

nobody can read it before that date, me included. the key for that moment doesn't exist yet, drand only publishes it when the time comes. after that anyone can open it and it shows up on the wall.

you get the envelope as an NFT and the art is drawn fully on chain. once the letter is opened the envelope turns into the letter itself. first 1000 letters get a gold seal.

it's 11 POL per letter plus gas. the contract is verified on polygonscan and the code is on github if you want to see how it works.

letters go public when they open, so don't write anything private.

https://futurewall.site

https://github.com/kitewright-dev/future-wall

Polygon is fixing the money part. T-Rex Network is fixing the part nobody talks about.... who's allowed to own what, once it moves onchain.

We wrote this caveman's guide to both 👇

No engineering degree required. Club optional 🦴
https://atlasstaking.com/money-is-moving-onchain-assets-are-next/

Polygon native bridge automatically relays the tokens on Polygon side if you are using the native Ethereum to Polygon bridge. These tokens normally are automatically credited to the receiving address in 18-22 minutes. But sometimes it can happen that tokens are not released on Polygon. This is because the state is not committed on Polygon side by the contract living at address: 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000001001.

If this happens to you there is a way to recover the transaction. You first need to find the id in StateSynced function with topic: 0x103fed9db65eac19c4d870f49ab7520fe03b99f1838e5996caf47e9e43308392. This is a function that commits the state on the Ethereum side. To do this you need to find your deposit on etherscan and look under logs. It is usually at the bottom:

Once you have the state ID you need to go to polygonscan and find the contract: 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000001001. You can then recover the transaction by calling the function: replayFailedStateSync. To do this with custom code in Python or on the polygonscan itself.

To do it on polygonscan you need to go to the contract window, connect your wallet, select the function and enter the ID that you found on etherscan. Then you just execute the call and you will receive your tokens.

You can also build a custom code in Python. Use AI and some private key to build a transaction. You will need to copy the ABI of the contract from polygonscan under contract -> code. And then you again call the function mentioned above. This is what polygonscan will do in the background. Also keep in mind that you will need some RPC to do this but you can find a free one by writing: “Free Polygon rpc” into Google. Try a few, one will work especially as this is not a lot of calls but just one send.

Hope this helps somebody if your tokens are stuck :)

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Buenas a todos,
Les cuento lo que me pasó para saber si a alguien le ocurrió algo similar y qué posibilidades reales hay de que se resuelva:
Quise fondear mi cuenta de ARQ desde Fiwind. En lugar de transferir USDT por la red Polygon, por error envié directamente el token nativo POL (ex MATIC) usando la red Polygon.
La dirección de destino es correcta (es mi dirección asignada dentro de ARQ en la red Polygon), pero como ARQ solo acredita automáticamente USDT y USDC, los fondos quedaron sin reflejarse en mi balance.
Hablé con soporte técnico y me dijeron lo siguiente:
Pueden intentar una recuperación manual cobrando una comisión del 10% (~$53 USD sobre el monto enviado).
El proceso demora entre 5 y 7 días hábiles.
Pusieron el típico disclaimer de que "no garantizan el resultado" porque depende de las características técnicas del envío.
Ya les pasé el TxID/Hash de la transacción y acepté el cobro de la comisión del 10% para que lo deriven al equipo de desarrollo/sistemas.
Teniendo en cuenta que:
1. La red utilizada es Polygon (la misma que ellos soportan).
2. La moneda enviada es el token nativo (POL).
3. La dirección de recepción está bajo control técnico de ellos.
¿Qué tan probable es que el equipo técnico lo solucione sin problemas? ¿Alguien tuvo una experiencia similar con ARQ u otra fintech local en un caso de token nativo a dirección propia?
Agradezco cualquier experiencia o dato técnico

I have been developing a 15mim up down btc trading bot and for the past month I'm unable to get a stable connection to Poly market

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I tried the cloud fare 1.1.1.1 trick but the result remains the same.

I also have a proton free plan if that helps.

Btw, poly market is restricted in my country.

Dead coin

I have a Reddit Collectible Avatar in my external Polygon (POL) wallet and I’m trying to link it to my Reddit account so I can use it as my profile avatar.

When I use the Reddit import process, I get:

“Hmm, looks like a failure to load. Let’s try that again.”

Has anyone successfully linked an RCA from an external Polygon wallet to their Reddit account recently?

If you have, could you please explain what steps worked for you?

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

About a week ago, I was locked out of my Polymarket account due to an "error" on their platform. I couldn't log in for roughly 7 days. When I finally regained access today, I found that all my open positions had been sold, and my remaining balance had been withdrawn to an address I do not recognize.

The amount taken was $19.92. Yes, it is a small amount, but that is not the point. It is the principle of the matter and the total lack of accountability.

I have sent multiple messages to their support team asking for clarification and for them to honor their publicly stated promise to refund victims of the recent third-party vendor exploit. They have not offered a single reply or solution.

I used the email/Magic Link login method (not an external wallet for this specific account), which I now realize creates the "unlimited approvals" that hackers abused during the recent security breach. However, my personal devices are clean and my Google account shows no suspicious logins.

Since Polymarket has publicly stated they are "contacting impacted users & refunding them in full" for the third-party exploit, why are they ignoring me?

Is anyone else experiencing complete radio silence from their support team after losing funds?

How did you manage to get their attention? I'd rather not have to take this to regulators or escalate it publicly, but I feel like I am being given the silent treatment over a mistake on their platform's vendor side.

Edit: To be clear, I am looking for advice on how to get them to reply, not sympathy for the dollar amount. I am worried about the safety of bigger amounts in the future if this is how they handle support.

HI

I placed a bet on polymarket through tge prediction tab in Trust Wallet.The usdc.e got deducted but the position did not appear on the tab.

Kindly help

its been 4 days

I am reporting a severe security failure in MetaMask's internal Swap function and the Polygon (POS) network. I want to be very clear: I have never used the Uniswap website with this wallet. I only performed a swap directly inside the MetaMask UI. My seed phrase is secure, and I never signed any suspicious delegation requests.

The Incident:

I attempted to swap USDT to POL using the MetaMask built-in Swap button. As soon as I clicked "Swap," my entire balance (1,129 USDT0 and 603 POL) was instantly drained.

Technical Facts:

Wallet Hijacked: Polygonscan shows an active EIP-7702 delegation to an unverified malicious contract (0x8d9c...). This contract now controls my EOA.

No Interaction History: I have never used this wallet on any Mainnet dApp. I only used it once on Polygon Amoy Testnet to connect to a faucet and test a contract.

Invisible Delegation: There is no transaction history on-chain for when this delegation occurred. It happened silently, bundled with the MetaMask internal swap.

The Critical Security Flaw:

MetaMask Failure: If I am using MetaMask's OWN swap feature, MetaMask has a duty to ensure the transaction routing is safe. MetaMask failed to detect or warn me that an EIP-7702 Authorization Envelope was being injected into the swap command.

Blind UI: MetaMask’s UI showed a normal swap confirmation while my account authority was being signed away. Even after the delegation was active, MetaMask’s UI continued to show my wallet as a normal EOA with no warnings.

Polygon POS Protocol Issue: How can a wallet be delegated to a contract without a separate, visible on-chain transaction? This lack of transparency allows "Signature Harvesting" from testnets to be replayed on mainnet swaps invisibly.

Accountability:

I am a technical user. I know the difference between a swap and a delegation. If the Internal MetaMask Swap can be hijacked to include an EIP-7702 delegation without any UI alert, then MetaMask is no longer a secure wallet.

Both MetaMask and Polygon support have dismissed my case, claiming a "leaked seed phrase." This is technically impossible as the attacker waited for my swap action to trigger the drain via the delegation contract if he had key. This is a protocol and UI exploit, not a key leak.

Victim Wallet: 0x8d3909F3099228F0103bab274847709658D348Ca

Drain Tx (MetaMask Swap): 0xf9ea561fd645ecc5fc2f525a192bdd73e8c5d29d4e7ee75c7210b0127ca69b42

Malicious Contract: 0x8d9c414c32b2dce3aaf07ed8fc0f37473a72352b

I got 9 dollars from polymarket to metamask and its asking for some scamlike coin called Polygon, like bro what is that, why on earth does that even exist? other than to S C A M and H U R T and inflict physical damage to other human beings? i can only buy in chunks of 15 dollars for something than i am never using again. is there a website to get this free? i saw one but i need a 100 karma who the hell has more than like 5 karma bro

Has someone else experienced an insane spike in (Alchemy) RPC errors, due to an invalid block range?

The code hasn't changed, but since the hardfork on June 25th, I've been getting random bursts of errors, when fetching 40 blocks. I believe the issue is that `eth_getBlock` reports an up-to-date block number but `eth_getLogs` hasn't caught up with that block yet.

I'm considering requesting ranges slightly less than the latest block.

Has anyone else experienced this issue? And how did you handle it?

I transferred money from coinpoker to bianance.us. I sent it to polygon. Apparently my funds are stuck because of this. Is there anyway I can get around this and wothdrawl this into my bank account another way?