PANews reported on June 13 that according to an official announcement, Ethereum expansion solution Polygon released the "Gigagas" expansion roadmap, planning to increase network throughput to 100,000 TPS in three stages, becoming the core blockchain infrastructure for global payments and real-world asset (RWA) settlement.

• Short-term goals (July 2025): Increase TPS from the current level to 1000+ through Bhilai upgrade, and shorten the final confirmation time of transactions to about 5 seconds; optimize the gas fee mechanism to keep the cost of a single transaction below $0.001 (paid in POL); upgrade the core components of the execution layer (Bor) and consensus layer (Heimdall) to support the latest Ethereum standards.
• Medium-term goal (end of 2025): Achieve 5000+ TPS through the Validator-Elected Block Producer model (tested on the development network); integrate the AggLayer cross-chain protocol to eliminate chain reorganization risks and achieve block finality.
• Long-term plan (after 2026): Promote the upgrade of Gigagas to 100,000 TPS to support institutional-level RWA and global payment scenarios; expand the scale of validators to enhance decentralization and maintain 99.9% network stability; deepen cooperation with traditional financial institutions such as Stripe, BlackRock, and Apollo.