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I don't know what problem has occurred with the data again; it hasn't been updated for the last few hours, I'm losing patience, everyone remember to check the volume supplement.
ps: Just to interject, @Plasma looks like a 'freak'. It is not obsessed with forging a single artifact, but instead, with a roll of blueprints and measuring tools, it begins surveying the foundation and planning streets in the wasteland. What it aims to do is build the first city.
The first decree of this city overturned the survival laws of the wasteland: 'Within the boundaries of this city, the transportation of the most important resource, 'digital gold' (USDT), is exempt from all tolls (Gas fees).' In an instant, the most active caravans and travelers were attracted, as free is the most irresistible allure.
$XPL True wisdom lies in the second step. It issued the city's 'citizenship certificate'—XPL tokens—and designed two iron rules:
Prosperity equals destruction: for every tax-exempt transaction completed in the city, a small amount of certificates will be publicly burned. The more prosperous the city, the scarcer the total amount of certificates.
Co-construction equals rights: certificate holders can 'pledge' their certificates to the city's treasury in exchange for a share of the city's future tax revenue (profits) and gain voting rights to jointly decide whether to prioritize building a theater (new applications) or reinforcing the city walls (upgrading protocols).
Thus, a marvelous ecosystem formed. Merchants came and found warehouses (Aave), markets (Uniswap), and pawnshops (collateral protocols) all available, and using them could accumulate 'citizen points'. They gradually transformed from passersby into property owners and voters.
Eventually, even when news occasionally came from outside the city of 'discovered gold mines (high APY)', many citizens were too lazy to relocate their families. Because they understood well: the cost of exploration, the unknown risks, and the loss of convenience from their existing homes could far exceed that little extra gold.
#Plasma The ambition is not to forge the sharpest sword in the wilderness, but to become the first settlement to offer 'order, convenience, and a sense of belonging.' It bets that humanity's weariness of chaos will ultimately outweigh the pursuit of short-term profits. When the settlers become numerous enough, the value of this city and its 'citizenship certificate' will be defined by its internal trade volume, tax health, and resident consensus—this will be the first solid foundation in the digital world, rather than another blade that will eventually rust.