#plasma $XPL This coin price high chance pumping little red candle After Green signal. coin price low means high chance price increase. @Plasma is a stablecoin
Let's speak frankly, the so-called 'low fee rates' in the market are actually a false proposition. When you transfer a USDT using Ethereum L2, although it is cheaper than the mainnet, that few dollars in wear and tear is still fatal for high-frequency small payments. Not to mention that Tron’s withdrawal fees have skyrocketed, it's simply bloodsucking. My most intuitive feeling when testing the XPL network is that it is smooth; the point of 0 fee transfers is actually a dimensionality reduction attack on the miner fee model in technical logic. It doesn’t rely on subsidies, but reconstructs the verification mechanism through the underlying architecture, internalizing costs into network utility.
In terms of competitive comparison, Solana is fast, but its downtime risks always loom like a time bomb; Tron has a large ecosystem, but the increasingly rising costs are deterring small to medium users. The '0 Gas' model of XPL, once it stabilizes high-frequency circulation of stablecoins, will deliver a dimensionality reduction blow to existing payment public chains. It’s akin to how the internet transitioned from dial-up, which charged by the hour, to broadband with a monthly fee, making traffic explosion inevitable.
Of course,When I looked at the white paper, I also found that this mechanism requires a very high level of pressure resistance from nodes. In the early stages, if there isn’t enough node distribution, the risk of centralization needs to be monitored. However, from the current testnet data, its throughput can support early explosions without any issues. For investors, if a network can become the preferred channel for stablecoin liquidity, then its native token value capture logic changes completely—not relying on burning gas fees, but on the premium of network effects. This kind of valuation model may be more explosive than a simple Gas Token.
