- Ecosystem upgrades pushed Polygon’s TVL to $1.2B, while Polymarket-X integration increased transaction volume and investor sentiment driving interest.
- Polygon roadmap includes AggLayer 3.0 launch and PoS enhancements targeting sub-5-second finality and 1,000 TPS scalability expected July2025.
Polygon (MATIC) is trading around $0.173, showing a neutral to slightly bearish technical setup. The asset has been moving sideways with support near $0.17 and resistance forming around $0.19–$0.20.
Relative Strength Index (RSI) readings between 41 and 52 indicate that the token is neither overbought nor oversold, suggesting a market in consolidation.
The price currently trades below both the 50-day and 200-day moving averages (around $0.176 and $0.181 respectively), reinforcing the short-term bearish bias.
However, short-term moving averages (5–20 days) show mixed signals, and there’s a visible descending wedge pattern on the 4-hour chart which could potentially lead to a breakout if $0.214–$0.225 is breached.
From a technical standpoint, MATIC confirmed breakout above $0.19–$0.20 would suggest a bullish reversal, while a drop below $0.17–$0.16 could invite further selling pressure. The MACD, StochRSI, and ADX are currently either neutral or leaning bearish, offering little directional clarity. Overall, the market is cautious but stable for now.
Polygon PoS Heimdall v.2 Migration: Released on Amoy Testnet.
Improvements
PIP-62: Migration from Heimdall v.1 to v.2 with genesis data imported
PIP-43: upgrading consensus layer with CometBFT to streamline transaction processing, improve state synchronization, and allow more…— Polygon Foundation (@0xPolygonFdn) June 27, 2025
On the fundamental side, Polygon has seen major ecosystem upgrades and partnerships this month. Notably, the integration with Polymarket-X has boosted transaction volume and helped Polygon’s total value locked (TVL) hit $1.2 billion.
This has positive investor sentiment, with ETHNews analysts suggesting MATIC is undervalued. Furthermore, Polygon’s roadmap includes the AggLayer 3.0 launch by the end of June and enhancements to its PoS network that target sub-5-second finality and scalability up to 1,000 TPS starting July 2025.
The expansion of the Polygon ecosystem continues with the rollout of zk-EVM and Polygon 2.0, both of which aim to deliver more than 7,000 TPS. Partnerships with Google Cloud (via Polygon Edge), Chainlink’s CCIP, and Reliance Jio in India (targeting 450M users) are strategically positioning Polygon as a major Web3 and Layer-2 player. Its long-term outlook is bolstered by these alliances and upgrades.
Looking ahead, ETHNews analysts suggest that in an optimistic scenario, MATIC could revisit the $0.30 range if adoption and development remain strong. A neutral trajectory would keep it range-bound between $0.17–$0.20, while downside risks like Layer-2 competition or tighter regulations could push it below $0.16.
