Wyatt: Polygon hosts 7,000 to 8,000 decentralized applications
Ryan Wyatt · The Future of Gaming | Ryan Wyatt, Polygon Studios · Mar 31, 2022 · at 59:06
Ryan Wyatt, CEO of Polygon Studios, shares current adoption metrics for the Polygon network while discussing developer onboarding.
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“Right now you're looking at like seven to 8000 daps on polygon.”
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