Full EVM Compatibility on Plasma: Build Once, Scale Globally
One of the biggest barriers to blockchain adoption is fragmentation. New chains often introduce new virtual machines, custom tooling, or non-standard execution models that force developers to relearn everything from scratch. Plasma deliberately avoids this mistake by remaining fully EVM compatible.
Plasma’s execution layer is built on Reth, a high-performance Ethereum execution client written in Rust. This means developers can deploy existing Solidity smart contracts on Plasma with no code changes. Tools like Hardhat, Foundry, MetaMask, and popular SDKs work out of the box.
This compatibility dramatically lowers the cost of experimentation and migration. Teams can launch on Plasma without rewriting contracts, retraining engineers, or maintaining separate codebases. In a world where time-to-market matters, this is a critical advantage.
But EVM compatibility on Plasma is not just about convenience. Combined with Plasma’s stablecoin-native features — such as zero-fee USD₮ transfers and custom gas tokens — it allows developers to build payment-focused applications that feel familiar yet operate under a fundamentally improved cost and performance model.
Instead of choosing between innovation and ecosystem support, Plasma offers both. Developers get the reliability of Ethereum’s tooling alongside sub-second finality and stablecoin-first UX.
By building on the EVM while rethinking the underlying infrastructure, Plasma makes it possible to scale applications globally without sacrificing composability, security, or developer experience.
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$HOLO /USDT coils below $0.0700 after a strong rebound, setting up the next move
Live at $0.0696, HOLO is up +4.19% on the day. Price surged from the $0.0667 base and is now tightening just below the $0.0700 resistance, a sign that buyers are absorbing supply after the impulse leg.
This type of consolidation near highs often precedes expansion. As long as HOLO holds above the reclaimed support, the short-term structure remains favorable. ⚡
🎯 Upside Levels to Watch:
• $0.0705
• $0.0720
• $0.0740
🛡 Support Zone: $0.0685 – $0.0667
✅ HOLO is showing controlled strength — no panic selling, just digestion.
⚠️ Note: A clean break above $0.0700 could invite momentum; rejection may bring a shallow pullback.
💬 Breakout or pullback — how are you playing HOLO here? 👀📈
Trade #Holo here
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After a sharp push up, price is getting rejected near the top. Wicks showing selling pressure, momentum slowing, and structure turning heavy on the lower timeframe. This looks like a short-term distribution, not continuation.
Futures SHORT Setup
Sell Zone: 0.1198 – 0.1206
Stop Loss: 0.1225
Targets:
TP1: 0.1185
TP2: 0.1172
TP3: 0.1155
Bias stays BEARISH while price holds below 0.1210.
Short the pullback, don’t chase entries. Low leverage, clean execution only.
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In blockchains, proofs already secure value transfers. Walrus extends that same logic to data itself. Without proofs, storage remains a weak link — something we assume works, until it doesn’t.
Proofs of Availability ensure that stored data isn’t just promised, but continuously verifiable. This matters deeply for DeFi, AI training datasets, NFTs, and RWAs where missing data can break entire systems.
When proofs exist, reliability becomes measurable, not theoretical. Infrastructure stops being trusted and starts being provable. That’s the difference between experimental systems and production-grade crypto infrastructure.
@WalrusProtocol #walrus $WAL
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