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The Ethereum scaling project says its #DeFiforAll Fund aims to onboard "the next million users" to decentralized finance.

Polygon, the Ethereum scaling project formerly known as Matic, has launched a $100 million fund aimed at making decentralized finance (DeFi) more accessible to end users.

The so-called #DeFiforAll Fund will focus on efficiently onboarding users to decentralized products and platforms, according to an announcement Wednesday.

While other ecosystems have ramped up developer funds in recent months, the $100 million pot of money is one of the larger commitments in recent memory.

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The funding, in MATIC tokens, will come from the network’s ecosystem fund and be deployed over the next two to three years, a Polygon staffer told CoinDesk via Telegram.

“We want to support the top DeFi protocols on Ethereum and help them scale and grow with Polygon,” co-founder Sandeep Nailwal said in a statement. Aave and Curve have both recently built Polygon-compatible versions of their trading platforms.

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With mounting gas fees on Ethereum, Polygon’s #DeFiforAll Fund hopes to attract more casual users who have been priced out of participating in DeFi so far.

“Polygon is committed to making DeFi accessible to the next million users,” Nailwal said.
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