Polygon Labs partnered with Cypher Capital to expand institutional access to POL, the native asset of the Polygon blockchain, across the Middle East. It touted the partnership as a way to directly engage professional investors with Polygon’s infrastructure and give them structured opportunities to earn yield while strengthening the network. Polygon Foundation CEO Sandeep Nailwal announced the partnership on X, describing it as a first among many steps to bring POL to international institutions. He added that the demand for real yield in crypto is powerful and accelerating. Polygon plans to hold several institutional roundtables, exclusive events, and personalized investment solutions to match compliance, risk management, and transparency needs. Cypher Capital is a venture firm headquartered in Dubai, focusing on digital assets and Web3 innovation. Polygon and Cypher Capital launch program to reach institutional investors Polygon wants to make it easier for funds, corporations, and asset managers to access the digital asset space through its POL token . The company will therefore promote POL as an institutional-grade asset to provide a reliable yield and expose these professional investors to the growth of its Polygon ecosystem. Because the Dubai-based Cypher Capital has strong experience with regional markets, it is expected to help promote Polygon’s long-term program in the Middle East. The plan involves holding meetups to educate institutions on POL and improve liquidity so investors can exchange positions without friction. It will also create customized investment opportunities for these institutions before they commit funds. Nailwal said institutions will profit from participating in the company’s fast and efficient blockchain and strengthen the network with more liquidity and trust. He added that the demand for real yield in crypto is already high and that institutions joining POL are now part of a system designed to handle long-term global activity at scale. Working with Cypher Capital allows Polygon to meet legal requirements, look more credible with investors, and build relationships with major funds and corporates in the Middle East faster. Cypher will help Polygon develop access points for institutions that are easy to use, compliant with local laws, and go hand-in-hand with the expectations of professionals who allocate capital. Polygon builds technical base as POL enters institutional portfolios Polygon is also working on its GigaGas roadmap, a large-scale plan to make the network faster, more efficient, and capable of handling more transactions. Nailwal said the network has already made incredible progress. For example, transaction finality is now under five seconds, and the system can even process 1,000 transactions per second. Nailwal explained that these results prove that Polygon is ready to accommodate the standards set by institutional investors. The partnership with Cypher also shows that most projects in the crypto industry are moving towards institutional investors. The demand for digital assets in the Middle East has skyrocketed, so Polygon wants to position itself as a serious investment option for these institutions. The smartest crypto minds already read our newsletter. Want in? Join them .
