Ethereum fees are a cost for you users, not a cost for us. The reason we’re choosing Polygon POS is–sort of an L2 sidechain, but it will become an L2 later–is due to the cost. I mean, security is not high enough, so we want to make sure that we’re staying on just one chain. However, solidity is such a new language that people are still learning.

So, at this point in time, it seems that the Smart Contract and the bridges are smart. The fact that they’ve been a victim again and the number reached the amount it did–it’s been relentless. At that point, there was no removing a bridge–you can’t stop once you started.

That was the biggest hack in blockchain at the time. With Poly Network, we were already with them when they had their first attack - that was over $600 million. If you look at Harmony One, their entire blockchain network was destroyed because of the bridge. The predominant one, when we look at it, is that there are risks with bridges–looking back over the past 3 years–the most serious issues have come from bridges. Okay, so I’ll begin with just answering the questions that have come through and any other information, I’ll give at the end of this.įirst question is from StoryTeller: What’s the thinking behind only keeping $PKR on a L2 chain? I will just pause again for a couple of minutes just in case more people join in. So, we’ll do our best to answer every question that has come through as clearly and with as many details as possible. I do understand, especially for our token holders, that this has been a bit of a difficult time. So, we have had a few questions come through on social media–through Telegram and Discord–so we’ll get to answering them. I will just allow some time for people to join. I do apologize for being slightly late I was having issues with Twitter– or I guess, we should be calling “X” - but it does seem to be working now. Happy Monday and welcome to another Polker AMA.

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