The scariest button on the internet isn’t "Delete" — it’s the "Confirm" button in a crypto wallet.
You copy an address, paste it, then spend a few minutes double-checking the first four and last four characters like your life depends on it. Your heart rate actually goes up before you hit send.
Why? Because in crypto, there’s usually no undo. One wrong character and your money is just… gone.
If we really want normal people to use crypto, it shouldn’t feel like this. Security should make you feel safe, not stressed.
That’s why projects like @Plasma feel different. They’re not just fast — they make crypto feel safe. With $XPL , you get strong security without turning every transaction into a heart-stopping moment. When technology handles the risk, users can finally relax.
Crypto shouldn’t be a stress test. It should be a useful tool.
What’s your biggest "mini heart attack" moment in crypto? Ever sent funds to the wrong address?
