
New order books and contract architecture will launch within three weeks to refine trading engine performance, signaling a shift in platform collateral.
Prediction market platform Polymarket has revealed an extensive overhaul of its exchange infrastructure scheduled for completion within the next two to three weeks. The platform confirmed that the upgrade will include a complete redesign of its exchange stack, targeting core components of the user interface and backend operations.
Central to the update is the deployment of a new order book and the introduction of a new contract architecture. In addition to these technical enhancements, the company plans to integrate a native stablecoin to serve as the platform's primary collateral token. The initiative aims to refine the exchange's trading engine and improve overall functionality for its user base. The company stated that these changes will be rolled out progressively over the coming weeks.
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