#去中心化预测市场 Polymarket building its own L2 is quite interesting, indicating that top-tier applications are starting to have the confidence to negotiate terms with underlying networks. This is a signal for us, the retail enthusiasts: ecosystem fragmentation means new interaction opportunities.

Imagine, originally interactions were only on Polygon. Now, after Polymarket builds its own L2, with cross-chain bridging, liquidity migration, and ecosystem incentives, airdrops and subsidies are inevitable. Similar logic has been validated before with Arbitrum and Optimism—the competition for infrastructure intensifies, and project teams have to pay to attract users.

The key is to focus on two directions: first, the early interaction tasks after Polymarket's new L2 launches, where early participants usually get better point allocations; second, whether Polygon will introduce counter-incentives to retain users. Engaging both sides is the right approach.

It's recommended to prepare your Polymarket wallet address now, and once the official details on migration and interaction guides are released, follow up immediately. Airdrops in prediction markets usually depend on transaction count and holdings, and those quick on the draw will benefit the most. This wave of ecosystem competition upgrade allows participation in both ecosystems at minimal cost to reap double dividends.