DOP Launches on Polygon PoS to Enhance Data Ownership in Web3

[PRESS RELEASE – Tokyo, Japan, July 29th, 2024]

DOP, the Data Ownership Protocol has announced its upcoming deployment on Polygon PoS. This move aims to enhance interoperability and efficiency, giving users greater control over their personal information on the Polygon network through selective transparency.

“The integration of DOP into the Polygon ecosystem underscores the need to bring selective transparency to a wider audience”, DOP expressed in a blog post. “Our attention will turn to establishing a bridge between Ethereum and Polygon PoS within DOP’s user interface.”

DOP users will benefit from a more efficient and cost-effective blockchain infrastructure. Polygon’s scalable and fast network will allow users to interact with DOP’s selective transparency features at lower transaction costs compared to Ethereum. This enhanced user experience will facilitate individuals’ and businesses’ adoption of DOP’s data ownership solutions.

Additionally, as DOP joins the Polygon ecosystem, the protocol will have access to numerous potential integrations and synergies with other projects and applications within the network. This increased interoperability will enable broader adoption of DOP’s selective transparency features, allowing more users to control their personal information across a wider range of decentralized applications.

About Data Ownership Protocol (DOP)

The Data Ownership Protocol enables users to own their data. In crypto, financial data such as holdings, balances, and transaction history is publicly available on the blockchain. The mission of DOP technology is to let users decide what to share and with whom.

DOP aims to empower individuals and businesses with more control over their data through selective transparency, utilizing zero-knowledge cryptography and other advanced technologies.

For more information, users can visit Data Ownership Protocol’s: Official Website | Twitter | Linkedin

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