Scalability improvements are part of the Ethereum layer 2 software. To port and embed a multiplayer Web3 game called Synergy Land onto the Polygon network, which was previously hosted at Solana, Polygon collaborated with Xternity, a Web3 game development platform. Solana was the one who came up with the idea for Synergy Land in the first place. Previous hosts of the show known as Synergy Land listed Solana as one of them.

When it comes to distributed ledger systems, Solana’s main goals are scalability and transaction cost reduction, while Polygon’s main goal is to promote fully seamless interaction with the Ethereum environment. Solana and Polygon are working towards the same end.

Xternity developed a method that can be used in the process of converting games or projects from one blockchain to another to facilitate the seamless transfer of resources from Synergy Land to the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chain. This was done to ease the transition of Synergy Land resources. This was done to make the conversion process easier. Using the tool to move your network could be the first step in starting this procedure.

Users can transfer their assets by linking their Solana-compatible wallets, such as Phantom and MetaMask, deleting their assets in Solana, and then recreating them in Polygon. This is the recommended way for users. This is all a normal step in the migration process. Phantom and MetaMask are two examples of wallets that are considered examples of this category.

The conversion from Synergy Land to Polygon is part of an ongoing effort to bring Web2 users into the Web3 ecosystem without negatively impacting the community that previously maintained the more sophisticated blockchain. In an attempt to integrate Web2 users into the Web3 ecosystem, this work is being done as part of that effort.

Most of the time, Web3 projects that choose to switch to EVM do so because they are interested in the larger user base, more functionality, and greater credibility that the Ethereum blockchain offers.