A merger would concentrate merchant pricing, wallet distribution and stablecoin economics at Stripe-PayPal, leaving commodity settlement fees to $POL. Polygon’s July 9 Paxos case study logged $1.3B of stablecoin volume for under $700 in network fees. The fee math favors PYUSD and Bridge, not $POL.

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