{"content":"This week was a big one for $POL: AMINA Bank AG, a Swiss bank regulated by FINMA, just started offering institutional staking services for POL. It's a way for banks, treasuries, and asset managers to stake POL that is fully compliant with the law. The numbers are impressive: up to 15% yield, which comes from combining regular validator rewards with extra rewards from Polygon's foundation. But structure is more important than yield. AMINA offers custody, audits, KYC, and legal frameworks—everything that serious investors need before getting involved. This shows a change: POL is no longer just a speculative token; it's becoming something that institutions can use while still following the rules. That creates a new type of capital, especially in markets where rules are very important. I think there will be some ripples: • Institutional stakes will tend to last longer, which will make POL staking pools less volatile. • Other banks and financial companies will see POL as a safe network to use. • On-chain projects will start planning flows with the idea that capital will be more stable at the base Of course, there will be tests of execution. All of those details, like slashing, custody risk, and lockups, have to work perfectly. But AMINA's entry changes the game: POL is now in the regulated finance space, not just crypto speculation. #Polygon @0xPolygon $POL ","images":[],"tags":[],"tradingPairs":["POL/USDT"],"quotearticleid":0}