By Kimberly Crain
The leading rollup provider Eclipse set to release its latest development Polygon SVM before April. The project management team behind Polygon SVM confirmed on February 23 that its new system provides a scaling solution that enables blockchain to be compatible with Solana.
The scaling feature enables the Solana application developer to create projects on the Polygon network without generating codes for the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Eclipse disclosed that its new upgrade would be launched in the first quarter, followed by mainnet activation in the second quarter.
Features of Polygon SVM
According to the February 23 report, the Polygon SVM is built on Layer 2 blockchain technology to allow Solana developers to create their applications on the Polygon network. The Polygon SVM has integrated SeaLevel Virtual Machine (SVM) to expedite the computing process for software integration.
Also read:The Eclipse team has invested in developing a Solana smart contract that can run freely on the Polygon SVM. The report issued by Eclipse co-founder Neel Somani revealed that the adjustments made on the Solana smart contracts aimed at improving its compatibility with blockchain and accelerating output speed.
Suitability of Polygon Network
Somani revealed blockchain would generate blocks using Layer 2 Optimistic Rollup that imitates Arbitrum technology. He stated that integrating Solana into Polygon will enable application developers to execute their tasks on the Polygon Network.Somani argued that the Rollup technology is adopted to improve the security of the system.
In addition, Somani revealed that blockchain technology would send signals between Polygon and Ethereum platforms using cross-chain technology. The Avail technology will form the base layer for the Optimistic Rollup.
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