While I agree with a deployment on Arbitrum (in addition to Optimism), I disagree with a deployment on Polygon.
Despite billing itself as fully Ethereum friendly, in its current form Polygon is an Ethereum competitor.
It has its own consensus mechanism, has its own currency, and has Binance as a main investor.
Those who watched their marketing material are probably thinking “hey but it’s a commit chain!”.
Yes, and let me ask you this: what would you think of an excel spreadsheet committing to Ethereum every 10 blocks? Would you trust it with your funds?
“Committing” doesn’t mean “sharing security”, at all.
Polygon isn’t secure enough. Let’s stick with Ethereum and its real L2s.