$POL This round is on the hot search, and I don’t really want to look at it with the “L2 rebound” playbook.
The main points of what Polygon’s official X has been flooding the feed with are pretty focused: the POLTRACK data that the official account reposted says that from 2026 to now, an additional 105,229,564 POL has been added, but the base fee has burned 107,690,994 POL—so net supply actually contracted slightly; the Cointelegraph piece was also pulled in by the official account: in May, the settlement volume of Polygon stablecoins was about $80 billion, and the number of transactions was leading; later they added another article about a Polygon Chain payments-chain upgrade, with keywords like lower fees, higher throughput, and enterprise-grade control.
This doesn’t feel like pure marketing—at least the direction is clear: Polygon is tightening itself from an “old L2” into a payments/stablecoin settlement network. I’ll give it points for the trend, but the price hasn’t caught up yet.
On Binance now, the POL spot price is about 0.07017, with a 24h change of -2.46%; the 24h perpetual trading volume is about $6.93 million USDT, and the price is still hovering below the 1H MA20 of 0.07068. The story is getting more solid, but the capital hasn’t rushed to take a stance—for now.
I’ll see whether 0.0707 can hold and get back up; ideally it can retest 0.0723. If it breaks below 0.0692 on reduced volume, don’t treat the hot search as fundamental confirmation—think of it as noise first.
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