Sandeep Nailwal underscores long-term vision in building resilient protocols
@sandeepnailwal: Nailwal on long-term vision
Sandeep Nailwal, co-founder of Polygon, underscores the need for a long-term vision in developing enduring business models.
In a recent tweet, Nailwal reflected on the realities of creating sustainable companies and protocols, emphasizing that ''nothing happens in 5 years''. According to him, building a long-lasting entity requires a commitment of ''10–20 years''. Nailwal advises balancing activities that compound over time while maintaining relevance in the current marketplace. This insight aligns with a broader industry view that values commitment, innovation, and strategic planning as key to long-term success.
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Nailwal’s perspective on long-term growth is consistent with his earlier assertion that a significant resurgence for Polygon may be on the horizon, driven by sustained innovation and patient strategy. His advocacy for enduring business models also ties into recent developments such as the launch of Agglayer v0.3 to enhance blockchain connectivity, underscoring his commitment to advancing the ecosystem through incremental but impactful progress.
In the previous news, tweet author Sandeep Nailwal discussed the effectiveness of Polygon Labs' leadership under Marc Boiron and James Tamblyn, highlighting the organization's strong execution capabilities. Read more.
