【Blockchain Rhythm】Polygon Labs recently announced a strategic investment in the well-known crypto culture media organization Boys Club. This collaboration focuses on an important direction—making Polygon the mainstream choice in payments, stablecoins, and everyday financial scenarios through more user-centric and culturally resonant content storytelling.
What is Boys Club? Since its establishment in 2021, this organization has gained popularity by transforming complex blockchain technology into humanized and humorous stories. They have built a large community through newsletters, podcasts, offline events, and other formats. They have previously collaborated with several leading institutions and ecosystems.
The most interesting aspect of this investment is that—Boys Club maintains complete editorial and creative independence. In other words, they will not become mouthpieces for Polygon but will operate as an independent creative partner, continuing collaborations with multiple ecosystems such as Layer2, Solana, and Aptos.
The partnership focuses on three main areas: first, co-planning ecosystem activities; second, creating content narratives around payments and stablecoins; third, developing social content strategies. The underlying logic is clear—Polygon aims to use more relatable language and stories to help the public understand the practical value of Web3 in daily scenarios like payments, transactions, and asset management, rather than remaining at the technical discussion level.
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OnchainSniper
· 21h ago
No, can Boys Club still maintain independence? Polygon's move is quite clever; it's much more reliable than directly buying a media outlet to be a mouthpiece.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-17 14:29
Maintaining independence is indeed good, but Polygon is really trying to tell a good story this time. The stability coin ecosystem still depends on the implementation speed.
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CafeMinor
· 12-17 14:26
To be honest, Boys Club's recent move is quite interesting. Finally, there's a project that thought of using cultural soft power to build the ecosystem instead of just throwing money around.
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RektButStillHere
· 12-17 14:25
I have to give Polygon a thumbs up for independently operating Boys Club, which is much better than those media outlets hijacked by capital.
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NFTRegretDiary
· 12-17 14:19
To be honest, Boys Club maintaining its independence is still a clever move; otherwise, who else would believe in it?
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AlphaLeaker
· 12-17 14:14
To be honest, the independence of Boys Club is truly appealing; otherwise, it would just become promotional copy.
Polygon strategically invests in crypto media organizations to accelerate the implementation of payment and stablecoin ecosystems
【Blockchain Rhythm】Polygon Labs recently announced a strategic investment in the well-known crypto culture media organization Boys Club. This collaboration focuses on an important direction—making Polygon the mainstream choice in payments, stablecoins, and everyday financial scenarios through more user-centric and culturally resonant content storytelling.
What is Boys Club? Since its establishment in 2021, this organization has gained popularity by transforming complex blockchain technology into humanized and humorous stories. They have built a large community through newsletters, podcasts, offline events, and other formats. They have previously collaborated with several leading institutions and ecosystems.
The most interesting aspect of this investment is that—Boys Club maintains complete editorial and creative independence. In other words, they will not become mouthpieces for Polygon but will operate as an independent creative partner, continuing collaborations with multiple ecosystems such as Layer2, Solana, and Aptos.
The partnership focuses on three main areas: first, co-planning ecosystem activities; second, creating content narratives around payments and stablecoins; third, developing social content strategies. The underlying logic is clear—Polygon aims to use more relatable language and stories to help the public understand the practical value of Web3 in daily scenarios like payments, transactions, and asset management, rather than remaining at the technical discussion level.