Polygon Ecosystem

Coins in the Polygon Ecosystem category. 41 coins listed. Updated weekly.

Polygon Ecosystem refers to the collection of decentralized applications, protocols, and tools built on top of Polygon. Explore the listed coins and compare what they do and how they are categorized.

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USDC usdc
#5

USDC began as Circle and Coinbase’s shared Centre standard. A US$3.3 billion SVB exposure tested its bank-dependent redemption path in 2023; Circle later took sole control of issuance while reserve assurance, company audit and holder redemption remained distinct promises.

Chainlink link
#16

Chainlink grew because Sergey Nazarov and Steve Ellis kept narrowing one awkward question: who tells a smart contract what happened outside its chain? A 2017 oracle paper became live feeds, verifiable randomness, offchain reporting, cross-chain messaging and a programmable runtime. LINK pays and backs selected services, but the token does not elect every operator, govern every contract or turn service revenue into a holder dividend.

PayPal USD pyusd
#29

PayPal put a familiar checkout brand on a public-chain dollar in 2023, but Paxos issues PYUSD, manages its reserve and operates chain-specific supply and intervention controls. Its later spread across seven native networks turned a wallet feature into payment infrastructure while keeping redemption and rewards subject to separate rulebooks.

Uniswap uni
#39

Uniswap is a family of non-upgradeable exchange protocols whose control surfaces expanded from v1's fixed AMM to v4 hooks, Unichain, and DUNI. UNI governs treasury and fee decisions, while the current burn mechanism reduces supply without giving holders a direct claim on protocol revenue.

Aave aave
#52

Aave grew from ETHLend’s peer-to-peer orders into pooled, versioned lending markets. AAVE carries eligible onchain voting power and can still be staked in a legacy backstop, while DAO executors, Guardians and contract roles govern how approved changes and emergencies actually move.

Spiko Amundi Overnight Swap Fund (EUR) eursafo
#62

eurSAFO is a tokenized registered share of a French UCITS sub-fund, not a stablecoin or bank deposit. Its return comes from a collateralized total return swap, while ownership, redemption, allowlisting and contract administration remain institutionally controlled.

POL (ex-MATIC) pol
#64

POL is the successor to MATIC, but its 1:1 migration did more than change a ticker. Polygon PoS adopted POL for gas and Ethereum-based staking, ongoing emissions began under governed contracts, and the Agglayer role remains partly a staged product design.

Spiko EU T-Bills Money Market Fund eutbl
#69

EUTBL is the EUR share of a French UCITS short-term VNAV money-market sub-fund, recorded as permissioned tokens on public ledgers. Holders have proportional rights in the fund, while subscriptions, transfers and redemptions remain governed by the prospectus, allowlisting and fund operators.

NEXO nexo
#83

NEXO is a fixed-supply Ethereum token whose valuable functions mostly begin after it enters a Nexo account. A 2021 vote ended profit dividends in favor of daily account interest; current benefits remain conditional and changeable, and the token itself promises neither equity nor redemption.

Curve DAO crv
#106

CRV is the emission and governance asset around Curve’s family of AMMs. Locking CRV creates decaying veCRV voting power that directs gauges and fee policy; it does not create ownership of pool reserves, the Curve software organization, or a guaranteed revenue stream.

Ondo Short-Term U.S. Government Bond Fund ousg
#108

OUSG is a tokenized limited-partnership interest in Ondo I LP, not a Treasury coin. Qualified investors rely on daily NAV, controlled transfers, custodians, administrators and upgradeable contracts to subscribe, hold and redeem.

AUSD ausd
#148

AUSD is the reserve-backed dollar issued by Agora Bermuda Limited, not another token that happens to share the ticker. Its July 31, 2026 attestation measured $241,476,955 of reserve assets against $240,745,867 of circulation. Transferable AUSD does not automatically make its holder an Agora customer: direct mint and redemption require verified organizational onboarding, while Agora can mint, burn, freeze, pause and upgrade contracts.

Bonk bonk
#153

BONK is a Solana SPL meme token launched by a Christmas 2022 airdrop. Its mint and freeze authorities are revoked, but metadata, DAO treasury votes, burns and independently operated products remain separate control and risk layers.

Ape and Pepe apepe
#160

Ape and Pepe (APEPE) is the Polygon meme token at 0xA3f751662e282E83EC3cBc387d225Ca56dD63D3a. The contract created 210 trillion units on June 7, 2023, has no post-deployment mint, token transfer fee, freeze or proxy-upgrade path, and now reports zero ownership. That immutability does not verify the anonymous operators, seven-way allocation, exchange liquidity, Community FLOW votes or products promoted around the token.

Compound comp
#177

Compound began as pooled Ethereum money markets, then split its design into v2 cToken pools and v3 single-base-asset Comet markets. COMP delegates steer upgrades and parameters through the Timelock, but the token itself is neither a deposit receipt nor a legal claim on reserves, interest or protocol income.

Spiko US T-Bills Money Market Fund ustbl
#179

USTBL is a USD share in a French UCITS money-market fund whose shareholder register runs on public blockchains. Its daily NAV can resemble a yield token, but ownership, eligibility and redemption still pass through a regulated fund and permissioned operators.

Spiko Amundi Overnight Swap Fund safo
#191

SAFO is Spiko Dollar, the USD share of the Spiko Amundi Overnight Swap Fund. Spiko added bank swaps to its Treasury-bill product range in March 2026, then extended the fund into euro collateral lending; dollar-share returns, fund votes and redemption timing remain distinct from that lending market.

Telcoin tel
#194

TEL is moving from a 2020 two-decimal ERC-20 into an 18-decimal, multi-chain gas asset scheduled for 24 September 2026. Its real biography spans a Swiss association, permissioned telecom validators, corporate wallet and remittance services, and a Nebraska bank—none of which gives an ordinary TEL holder a claim on company or bank assets.

ApeCoin ape
#207

APE began in 2022 as the ballot and ecosystem currency around BAYC, but its last decisive DAO vote in June 2025 abolished tokenholder governance and authorized the transfer of the remaining organization’s assets and operations to ApeCo. The fixed one-billion ERC-20 now functions chiefly as ApeChain gas and an ecosystem payment asset; it is not equity, a BAYC, an IP licence, a treasury share or a redemption claim.

The Sandbox sand
#216

The Sandbox calls SAND money, LAND property and ASSETs creations, but each label maps to a different contract and a different legal right. This biography follows Pixowl's game into Animoca's platform, Polygon bridges and a DAO whose votes coexist with company moderation and upgradeable NFT contracts.

Synthetix snx
#222

Synthetix is the protocol lineage that began as Havven, turned SNX into collateral for a shared Synth debt pool, modularized that risk in V3, delegated it to the 420 Pool and then retired sUSD under SIP-423. Current SNX sits beside an Ethereum-mainnet perpetuals exchange, but holding it alone is neither a Synth redemption claim nor a guaranteed fee right. Council signatures, pDAO upgrades and deferred new staking contracts define the present control boundary.

Frax USD frxusd
#226

Frax USD (frxUSD) is the 2025 reserve-backed stablecoin at Ethereum `0xCAcd…6E29`. It is separate from Legacy Frax Dollar and from the FRAX governance token formerly called FXS; redemption depends on available custodian routes, caps, fees and eligibility rather than a universal claim on every reserve.

Fluid fluid
#242

Fluid is the current protocol brand around the original INST governance token and Instadapp team, while legacy DeFi Smart Accounts still form a separate product and contract lineage. The token address did not migrate, its on-chain name remains INST, and voting, proxy administration, buybacks and holder legal rights each have different boundaries.

The Graph grt
#246

The Graph is a blockchain-data indexing protocol whose subgraphs turn chain events into queryable APIs. GRT coordinates Indexers, Curators and Delegators, while the live protocol runs principally on Arbitrum and remains upgradeable through Council-governed contracts.

Apollo Diversified Credit Securitize Fund acred
#249

ACRED is a privately offered interest in a BVI feeder that invests substantially all assets in Apollo Diversified Credit Fund. Seven six-decimal chain records expose the position, but eligibility, transfers, valuation and redemption remain controlled fund operations rather than permissionless token rights.

Geodnet geod
#260

GEODNET turns fixed GNSS reference stations into an RTK data service and a scored reward network. Polygon GEOD is fully minted with privileged roles empty; Solana migration, cloud payouts and veNFT governance keep separate control dependencies alive.

Basic Attention bat
#265

Basic Attention Token (BAT) is the fixed-supply ERC-20 used in Brave's advertising and creator-reward system. Its 2017 contract has no post-sale mint, pause, freeze, proxy or token-holder governance path; advertising eligibility, revenue calculations, custody and payouts remain Brave service rules.

Matrixdock Gold xaum
#311

XAUm is Matrix Mining Limited’s tokenized claim to one fine troy ounce of qualifying LBMA gold. The gold sits through Matrix entities and independent vault providers; changing fungible allocations, compliance-gated redemption and upgradeable operator-controlled contracts stand between a wallet balance and a delivered bar.

yearn.finance yfi
#318

Yearn is a family of separately deployed yield vaults, not one automatic interest account. Its history runs from v1 controllers through v2 multi-strategy debt to v3 role-managed ERC-4626 vaults; YFI governance directs people and contracts, while losses, exits and legal rights remain vault-specific.

STAU stau
#338

STAU is a fixed-supply Polygon utility token deployed on October 15, 2024. The project places it in a gold-commerce system, but the whitepaper assigns the one-gram gold peg to a separate CHOS asset and publishes no reserve, custody or redemption right for STAU itself.

CoW Protocol cow
#345

CoW Protocol turns signed trade intents into batch auctions where bonded solvers compete over complete settlements. COW governs DAO decisions and can back solver bonds; it is not a claim on swap proceeds. vCOW converts 1:1 as it vests, while multisigs and an upgradeable solver allow-list translate votes into operations.

AllUnity CHF chfau
#368

CHFAU runs on two published clocks. AllUnity advertises under-five-minute Mint processing for onboarded institutions, while a redemption without discrepancies by a later holder is targeted within five business days after the tokens arrive. The difference explains what the onchain Swiss franc changes—and what still waits on the issuer and banks.

Escoin elg
#368

Escoin is a fixed-supply Ethereum token attached to a proposed cross-border legal-services platform; the contract is verifiable while delivery, entity and holder-right claims remain limited.

SuperVerse super
#384

SUPER kept its contract while SuperFarm shed a no-code NFT-farm thesis, paused GigaMart and became SuperVerse; current value routes through games, staking and Blackhole, with owner and legal limits intact.

Brazilian Digital brz
#390

BRZ turns a private reserve-and-redemption promise into tokens across several chains. Its useful question is whether one real, one token and one exit route can still be reconciled from public evidence.

ZIGChain zig
#412

ZIG began as a two-billion-token passport into Zignaly’s managed-trading platform. It now names a 2.5-billion native coin securing ZIGChain. The interesting history is the seam: old contracts, a decimal-changing bridge, new inflation and votes, and a platform whose trading marketplace has already changed course.

JPY Coin jpyc
#416

JPYC’s biography separates the redeemable 2025 electronic payment instrument from JPYC Prepaid and reconciles four chain supplies, reserves, issuer rights and contract controls.

Sushi sushi
#441

Sushi began in August 2020 from Uniswap V2 code and developed into a multichain exchange with liquidity pools, aggregation and cross-chain routes. Its Ethereum SUSHI token supports incentives and documented voting arrangements; it grants no company shares or fixed redemption right.

Axelar axl
#458

Axelar's mainnet opened in January 2022 for cross-chain asset transfers; GMP added contract calls in May and AXL opened staking and governance in September. ITS, Amplifier and Cobalt later changed how tokens, new connections and their verifier rewards are managed, while Gateway control still depends on each deployment.

BIM bim
#473

BIM began in 2022 as a 314 million-token Polygon fundraising plan, then cut supply through a 2024 DAO restructuring and moved its current 30 million fixed-supply token to Base. Its interface aggregates DeFi routes; token voting and rewards do not equal ownership of its BVI operator.

Request req
#485

Request began with a 2017 plan for a universal invoice ledger, then shifted toward payment links, stablecoin routing and reconciliation. The open protocol, the Foundation’s hosted API, Request Finance and the REQ token now play distinct roles.

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