POLTRACK

POL Value.

How Polygon activity affects your POL.

POL Price

Live
$0.0887

-12.79%over 30 days

13 OctNow
Market cap
$944.08M
Rank
#74

Holding POL

30D annualized
-0.67%share / year

New supply reduces your share.
Your POL balance stays the same.

Supply effect over 30 days
-0.05%

Staking POL

30D annualized
N/AAPR

POL rewards before validator commission.
Based on the last 30 days.

With supply effect
N/A
Network activity

Network Fees

POL paid for transactions and network usage

19.78M POL
$1.75M
30 days
Base Fees
11.71M POL
Allocated for Burn
11.71M POL

Base fees allocated for burning. The burn may occur later.

Priority Fees
8.07M POL
Block Producers + Validators + Stakers
2.22M POL+2.96M POL+0.00 POL

Transfers during 30 days; may include fees collected earlier.

Protocol issued

Protocol Emissions

New POL minted by the protocol

17.48M POL
$1.55M
30 days
Staking Emissions
8.74M POL
Protocol Staking Pool
8.74M POL

Gross protocol allocation; recipient commission varies · 30 days

Treasury Emissions
8.74M POL
Polygon Community Treasury
8.74M POL

Total balance 229.21M POL · $20.32M · Includes 100.70M POL in native staking

POL Value Capture

Cumulative value allocation since Jan 1, 2026

POL Holders
172.91M POL
Value captured through POL Burn
Polygon Chain Security
Block Producers
34.72M POL
Validators
65.32M POL
Stakers
27.33M POL
Staking Pool
92.12M POL
Polygon Community Treasury
92.12M POL
Treasury Emissions

POL Supply

Total supply, issuance and burn dynamics

Total Supply
10.53BPOL
On-chain supply after burn adjustment
On-chain supply10.75BPOL
Burn adjustment−222.91MPOL
30d Supply Change
+5.77MPOL
+0.05% over 30 days
Issued+17.48MPOL
Burn adjustment−11.71MPOL
Supply Composition
Network allocation
7.57BPOL
Ethereum
2.95BPOL
Polygon Chain
Included in Ethereum
3.77BPOL
Staked POL
334.90MMATIC
Unmigrated MATIC
Excludes burned
Compare periods & metric definitions

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POL Value Snapshot

30 days · Data through

POLTRACK measured for Oct 14, 2026 through Nov 12, 2026: network fees 19,778,378 POL; Base Fee net accrual toward burn 11,706,287 POL; protocol emissions 17,480,097 POL; and accrual-adjusted Total Supply change +5,773,810 POL.

POL holder revenue and value capture

On Polygon Chain, POL, formerly MATIC, does not distribute cash revenue to passive holders. POLTRACK separates burn-based holder value accrual, gross network revenue, gross staking funding, protocol emissions, and their combined effect on POL supply. Staker revenue is a separate recipient outcome after validator commission and any realized staker fee distributions. The Stakers allocation records confirmed priority-fee transfers into StakeManager on their transfer dates.

Coverage: Polygon Chain (Polygon PoS). Other Polygon ecosystem systems are included only when they create a measured POL flow in this dataset.

POL value capture metrics across all tracked periods
Metric24H7D30D90DYTD
Gross network revenueBase Fees + Priority Fees559,175 POL3,813,177 POL19,778,378 POL64,984,986 POL311,902,076 POL
Burn-based holder accrualBase Fees accrued toward burn372,073 POL2,232,602 POL11,706,367 POL39,088,706 POL172,911,688 POL
Priority fees allocated to StakersConfirmed transfers into StakeManager0 POL0 POL0 POL27,334,956 POL27,334,956 POL
Gross staking fundingProtocol staking reward pool291,564 POL2,040,617 POL8,740,049 POL26,177,487 POL92,122,574 POL
Protocol emissionsStaking + treasury emissions583,128 POL4,081,234 POL17,480,097 POL52,354,974 POL184,245,149 POL
Net supply changeEmissions − Base Fee accrual+211,056 POL+1,848,632 POL+5,773,810 POL+13,266,347 POL+11,333,549 POL

Metric definitions

Gross network revenue
Base Fees + Priority Fees
Net supply change
Protocol Emissions − (Base Fees − Rebates)
Passive holder supply effect
Starting Total Supply ÷ Ending Total Supply − 1
Staker revenue
Rewards retained after validator commission + realized staker fee distributions
About the data & methodology

About the data

Understand POL value capture

Polygon PoS activity generates base and priority fees. Base-fee burn reduces dilution; staking rewards accrue to participating stakers; new issuance expands supply. POL Value compares these flows over matching periods. The snapshot above provides the metric definitions and period totals.

Metric definitions

Total Supply
Current POLTRACK supply, normally calculated by subtracting the tracked cross-chain burn pipeline from gross On-chain Supply. Ethereum and Polygon allocations share one snapshot; bridged POL is counted once.
On-chain Supply
Gross POL ERC-20 totalSupply on Ethereum. Tokens held by burn addresses or in the Polygon burn pipeline can remain in this contract total.
Burn Adjustment
The excluded balances: Ethereum POL zero/dead addresses, legacy MATIC dead address, and Polygon burn collector and routing wallet. An internal transfer between these locations is counted once.
Estimated Liquid Supply
Total Supply less staked POL, unclaimed rewards and unmigrated MATIC, floored at zero. This estimate does not classify every locked holding or measure tokens immediately available to trade.
Issuance and minting
Issuance describes newly created POL; observed minting records tokens actually minted. Funding for staking and treasury is separate from rewards earned by an individual staker.
Total Supply Change · 30D
Observed issuance minus base fees accrued toward burn, net of confirmed rebates. This period calculation uses fee accrual; it need not equal the difference between two burn-pipeline balance snapshots.

Issuance and inflation

The current EmissionManager v1.4 schedule took effect on July 9, 2025 at 23:03:59 UTC. Its target is 2% annual compounded issuance, split equally between validator funding and Community Treasury funding. Older emission schedules used different rates. Mint transactions realize the contract’s accumulated target; burn offsets issuance when measuring net supply change.

Burn and reward reconciliation

Base fees accrued toward burn, permanent-burn balances and current burn-pipeline-adjusted supply describe different accounting stages. Settlement between the Polygon collector, routing wallet and Ethereum burn addresses moves previously excluded tokens; it must not add a second burn. Period net supply change uses issuance less base-fee accrual, net of rebates.

The Stakers allocation shows confirmed priority-fee funding into StakeManager. Funding is not the same as realized staker revenue: earned rewards follow observed reward-index growth, commission and the applicable reward window. Do not add pool inflows to those earned rewards.

Methodology and sources

Fee and issuance flows use complete UTC calendar windows. POL amounts and daily USD conversions remain separate. Supply-adjusted holding and staking returns describe changes in token ownership share; they do not forecast POL’s market price.

Full methodology

Frequently asked questions

Why is Total Supply lower than On-chain Supply?

POLTRACK excludes balances in the tracked burn pipeline. Some excluded tokens still exist in the ERC-20 contract total; bridging alone does not increase combined supply.

Is Estimated Liquid Supply the same as circulating supply?

It is a defined estimate with three named deductions, rather than a complete classification of all circulating or locked holdings.

Does 2% issuance mean supply always grows by 2%?

No. That rate describes the current gross emission target. Base-fee burn offsets issuance, so net supply growth can be lower or negative.

Are staking rewards all newly minted POL?

No. Staking can be funded by issuance and confirmed transfers of collected priority fees. Pool funding and rewards actually earned are separate measurements.

Is projected supply a forecast?

It is the result of holding stated activity, price, issuance and burn assumptions through the chart horizon. Changing those assumptions changes the outcome.

Is holder revenue a cash dividend?

No. Base-fee burn benefits holders through supply economics; holding POL alone does not distribute transaction fees to your wallet.

Is every burn-address transfer new burn?

No. A settlement of tokens already counted in the burn pipeline changes location, not the amount excluded from supply.

Does fee funding immediately increase earned staking rewards?

A confirmed pool transfer establishes funding. Actual earned rewards are measured separately as the staking reward index advances.