Staking $POL with NodeOps Staking Hub

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The next chapter of Polygon begins now and you can be part of it by staking $POL with NodeOps.

We’re proud to support Polygon’s next-generation ecosystem by launching the Polygon Stakedrop Campaign. Giving $POL stakers on Ethereum the opportunity to earn dual rewards, including a share of a 2 million gNODE Points reward pool, later converted into $NODE, for the next 12 months.

This is your chance to earn extra rewards while helping secure the future of one of the fastest-growing blockchain Networks in the world.

What is $POL?

Polygon has been at the forefront of Ethereum scaling for years. Solutions like Polygon PoS, zkEVM, and CDK are powering some of the most used dApps and web3 ecosystems.

But Polygon is evolving. With the launch of $POL, Polygon is transitioning to a new token standard designed to support a unified, multi-chain ecosystem known as the Polygon 2.0 vision.

$POL replaces $MATIC as the core token of the Network and introduces a new utility. It’s a hyperproductive asset for validating and securing many chains within the Polygon ecosystem. Meaning $POL staking will become a key part of how the Network is secured going forward.

How the campaign works

As part of this transition, NodeOps is helping bring $POL staking to life with a 12-month campaign focused on rewarding early stakers.

Here’s what you need to know:

  • Network: Ethereum ($POL is currently only staked on Ethereum)

  • Staking method: Non-custodial delegation via NodeOps validator

  • Campaign Duration: 12 months

  • Reward Pool: 2,000,000 gNODE Points

  • Rewards: Distributed automatically to all $POL stakers on NodeOps

All you need to do is stake $POL with the NodeOps validator. You’ll earn standard staking rewards plus extra rewards from the campaign pool, distributed over time to everyone who participates.

The earlier you join, the bigger your potential share.

Why stake with NodeOps?

At NodeOps, we help Networks decentralize and thrive by making staking accessible, secure, and rewarding for everyone.

Our team runs highly available, audited validator infrastructure across several proof-of-stake Networks and we’re early supporters of Polygon’s evolution to $POL.

By staking with NodeOps, you get:

  • A reliable and secure validator

  • Seamless, non-custodial staking

  • Automatic reward distribution

  • Full support for the latest $POL staking flows

  • Eligibility for a share of the 2M gNODE Points campaign pool

We believe staking shouldn’t be complicated. With NodeOps, it isn’t.

Getting started is simple

If you hold $POL on Ethereum, you’re ready to go.

Here’s how to stake:

  1. Visit the NodeOps Staking Hub

  2. Connect your wallet (MetaMask or WalletConnect supported)

  3. Select $POL on Ethereum

  4. Delegate to the NodeOps validator

  5. Sit back and start earning

There are no lockups and no third parties. You stay in full control of your tokens at all times.

Why now?

The launch of $POL is a turning point for the Polygon ecosystem.

As Polygon 2.0 takes shape, staking $POL is one of the best ways to both support the Network and earn yield. You'll be helping secure an expanding universe of chains that rely on Polygon’s new shared security model.

By joining the campaign early, you position yourself to earn the most from the 2 million gNODE Points, later converted to gNODE Points, Stakedrop pool while contributing to a stronger, more resilient Polygon Network.

Final thoughts

We’re excited to play a role in this transition and to offer $POL holders a meaningful way to participate.

Whether you’re a longtime Polygon believer or just getting started, this campaign offers a powerful way to engage with the future of the Network and earn extra rewards while doing it.

Ready to stake?

👉 Start staking $POL with NodeOps’ Staking Hub

And don’t forget to follow @NodeOpsHQ for campaign updates, tips, and reward announcements.

Let’s build Polygon 2.0 together one stake at a time.

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