In most conversations about blockchain, the word scalability is often synonymous with speed. More transactions per second, less confirmation time, high throughput. But perhaps this view is misguided. And maybe that's exactly what Polygon has understood better than any other Layer 2 project.
What makes a network durable is not how fast it runs, but how much it can endure. It's not the speed of the block, it's the constancy of the step. It's not the peak, it's the rhythm. Polygon began to move away from the cliché of 'scalable infrastructure' and entered a deeper territory: that of institutional building.