Why PLASMA Could Matter in the Next Scalability Cycle

What makes PLASMA interesting isn’t hype — it’s architecture. The Plasma framework was designed to increase blockchain scalability by moving most activity off the base layer while still anchoring security to it. Instead of every transaction competing for block space, they’re processed in child chains and periodically committed back to the main chain.

In high-traffic cycles, this matters. When congestion increases and gas costs rise, scalability solutions regain attention. That’s usually when infrastructure tokens start seeing renewed volume.

The key question for PLASMA isn’t short-term price action — it’s adoption. Are developers building with it? Is liquidity flowing through it? If Layer-2 narratives rotate back into focus, tokens tied to throughput and settlement efficiency could see stronger positioni$XPL #Plasma