Polygon has launched the Agglayer Breakout program to support projects based on Agglayer and Polygon Proof-of-Stake (POS) ecosystems in a boost for pole Token Stakers.

The program combines incubation and socially focused funding to help founders develop and launch projects, with successful “candidates” that flirting 5% -15% of their original token supply to Pol Stakers and integrated with the Agglayer network.

It provides practical support from polygon laboratories, financing and access to ecosystem resources to help projects grow rapidly and connect to Agglayer’s overall user base and liquidity.

“With the Agglayer Breakout program, we set the stage for massive ecosystem expansion – and that includes options for pole, with the potential for huge air drops and rewards flowing back to society as these projects begin

Agglayer, map for aggregation layers, can be considered a web of network that looks like a single chain for a user. It depends on zero-knob (ZK) proof, a type of cryptography that allows a party to prove one piece of information to another without sharing details.

For example, one can prove to a blockchain that they have enough means to pay another person without showing their wallet balance. The network verifies the payment but financial details remain private. This is unlike ordinary blockchains or bank networks that reveal details.

This makes it possible to build, among other things, sophisticated economic and gaming applications that allow the build -up of a trusting ecosystem (which public details can attract threat players).

Among the first cohort of the breakout program is the Privado ID, a ZK-based identity frame that is fully trained and plans to air drop 5% of its token supply to pole stakers. The mite, a ZK-centered chain led by a previous Facebook blockchain-Alun, is approaching the exam and will be the air drop 10% of its symbols. A DEFI chain still in Stealth is set to air drop 15%.

These airdrops give pole stacks new tokens, which increases the tool of pole when more chains are launched. Snapshots to determine air dropout eligibility begins next week, and stakes can participate by putting pole from Wednesday.