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In the current crypto landscape, most chains try to do everything — smart contracts, NFTs, gaming, DeFi, AI, and whatever else appears next week. Plasma takes a very different approach. It focuses on one thing, and does it extremely well:
fast, low-cost, high-volume stablecoin payments.
What Makes Plasma Different?
Plasma is a Layer-1 EVM-compatible blockchain, but instead of chasing general-purpose use cases, it is designed from the ground up for real-world money movement. That means the architecture prioritizes speed, scalability, and predictable transaction costs — the three ingredients needed for global payments.
Where typical blockchains struggle with congestion or unpredictable gas fees, Plasma aims to provide:
Extremely cheap transactions
High throughput suitable for millions of daily payments
Instant confirmations
Smooth integration with payment processors and fintech apps
In simple words, Plasma wants to be the modern settlement layer for stablecoins, the same way Visa and Mastercard process traditional payments today — but faster, open, and borderless.
Why Stablecoin Payments?
Because stablecoins are already the fastest-growing segment of crypto.
Every year, billions of dollars move across USDT, USDC, PYUSD, and other digital dollars. They’re used for remittances, salaries, trading, business settlements, and cross-border payments.
But the biggest limitation is the blockchain itself.
Transfers on Ethereum get expensive. Transfers on some L2s are cheap but lack consistency or global reach. And many non-EVM chains don’t have the developer familiarity needed for mass adoption.
Plasma tries to solve these gaps with a clean, optimized L1 tailor-made for stablecoins.
How Plasma Works
Plasma is EVM-compatible, meaning the entire Ethereum developer ecosystem can build on it without learning anything new. Existing wallets, tools, libraries, and smart contracts all work out of the box.
On top of that, Plasma integrates:
Optimized mempool for fast ordering
Scalable execution focused on simple transfers
Deterministic fees
Payment-focused design for businesses
For apps dealing with thousands of micro-transactions — exchanges, gaming economies, digital commerce, AI payments — Plasma offers the infrastructure they’ve always needed.
Real-World Use Cases
Plasma enables a range of global-money use cases that were previously expensive on L1s:
Remittances from one country to another
Merchant payments with near-zero fees
Microtransactions for streaming, tipping, rewards, and AI agents
Treasury operations for stablecoin-heavy businesses
Settlement rails for fintech and crypto wallets
Anyone processing stablecoin volume can benefit from Plasma’s speed and low costs.
Why This Matters
The world is steadily moving toward digital dollars as the default settlement currency. But without a blockchain built specifically for payments, the infrastructure remains fragmented.
Plasma’s strategy is simple:
Make payments cheap
Make them fast
Make them global
Make them developer-friendly
Instead of building “the chain that does everything,” Plasma wants to become the
chain that handles global stablecoin movement cleanly, reliably, and at scale.@Plasma
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$BTC Lorenzo-Protokoll ist eine DeFi-/Asset-Management-Plattform, die auf der BNB-Chain aufgebaut ist und darauf abzielt, Liquidität für Bitcoin und andere Krypto-Assets freizuschalten — es werden gewickelte/stakete Tokens wie stBTC und enzoBTC für die Verwendung in DeFi angeboten, während Inhaber Erträge erzielen können, ohne Liquidität zu verlieren.

Der native Token $BANK ist sowohl ein Governance-Token als auch ein Utility-Token — Inhaber können BANK staken, um Belohnungen (veBANK) zu verdienen, über Protokollentscheidungen (Gebühren, Emissionen, Updates) abstimmen und an der Governance von Ertragsstrategien und tokenisierten Fonds teilnehmen.