SANDBOX has added LAND to a polygon

The Sandbox, an open-world sandbox game made by Pixowl, has announced that LAND is coming to Polygon via a Polygon Bridge. The goal of this deployment is to make the Polygon and Ethereum blockchains work better together.

” Now, we’re ready to send LAND to @0xPolygon.

For each LAND you cross, you get 10 mSAND.

Both of the mSAND staking programs now have land multipliers.

Soon, you’ll be able to buy land and stake it on Polygon.”

The Polygon Bridge is a Layer 2 scaling solution built on top of the Ethereum blockchain. It uses Proof of Stake (PoS) to make it easy to move tokens between Ethereum layer 1 and Polygon layer 2. This will lead to less layer 1 friction, which will make things like transaction speeds, gas costs, and blockchain interactions greener.

As part of the deployment process, SAND users will be able to make money from a LAND multiplier that depends on staking. Users must stake their SAND in one of two ways: either by buying LAND in LAND sales or by moving their assets to the Polygon network.

By making a custom bridge, users will be able to instantly transfer their LAND and SAND. Eventually, users will be able to transfer ASSET and experience tokens to their Polygon network smart contracts. Using the bridge won’t hurt you in any way. It just moves tokens from one blockchain to another without changing the number of tokens, their value, or how useful they are.

In the metaverse of The Sandbox, a LAND is a piece of digital land. SAND is an ERC-20 token, while LAND is an ERC-721 coin that can’t be changed into anything else. Both use the Ethereum blockchain as their foundation. In the Sandbox’s marketplace, SAND is used to buy and sell items, while LAND is mostly used by game creators to make digital experiences.

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