Upbit staking service now supports Polygon
Dunamu, the operator of the South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Upbit, announced that it will add Polygon to its staking service "Upbit Stake". As a result, the number of staking options supported by Upbit has increased to five (Ethereum, Cosmos, Ada, Solana, and Polygon).
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