WorldPingPolymarket has started live-testing Protocol V2, a ground-up rewrite of the smart contracts behind its prediction markets, with new markets set to switch over on Nov.
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Polymarket overhauls smart contracts with new Protocol V2 rollout
Polymarket rolls out V2 upgrade with single ERC-1155 positions contract, pUSD collateral
Polymarket Is Rebuilding the Engine Under Every Bet Before November 2
Peter Thiel-backed Founders Fund leads a $5 million token buy in crypto collateral protocol Anvil
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WorldPingPantera Capital and Bullish also participated in the ANVL purchase as Anvil rolls out software designed to make its collateral protocol easier for businesses to integrate.
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WorldPingPolymarket rolls out Protocol V2, replacing its legacy Gnosis-based setup with a single ERC-1155 positions contract and pUSD collateral.
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WorldPingPolymarket begins its Protocol V2 rollout ahead of a planned November transition for new prediction markets, while existing positions remain on the current system.
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