Polygon is not Ethereum, and reallocating the capacity and workload of one network to another is not a solution. Polygon, on the contrary, is gaining more and more territories, and users may not want to use the Ether further, wanting to avoid overpaying for transfers. Recently, Ethereum's problems have turned into Polygon's victories, as the sidechain has seen record growth amid high gas fees. Now that gas fees are starting to return to normal, many expected investors to return to Ethereum's decentralized applications — instead, we see Polygon DeFi showing record growth. #Cryptocurrency
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