When I first got into Ethereum, I remember paying more for gas than for the actual trade itself. Those fees shaped the way I looked at blockchain adoption. If sending a simple transaction costs more than a bank transfer, how do we realistically expect everyday people to use it?
That thought came back recently while reading about a project called Plasma. It?s being built as a stablecoin-focused chain with an emphasis on ultra-low fees and high throughput, aiming to process payments at scale without leaning heavily on bridges.
Popular CEX listing their token $XPL caught my eye because I?d seen a similar rollout with a different project not too long ago on Bitget. Watching how pre-market activity and early demand shaped that launch gave me context for what a listing can mean beyond just ?another token going live.?
I?m not here to make bold calls, but I am curious: do you think a project like this can actually make stablecoins more usable day to day, or will it run into the same scaling hurdles we?ve seen before?
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