Yesterday while scrolling through Twitter, I saw that the price of Plasma has doubled from the bottom, increasing by 15% in 24 hours, and is now at $0.17. To be honest, my first reaction was not 'Wow, I missed it again,' but rather I remembered that detail that everyone overlooked at the end of last year.
Did you know? Plasma's USDT is now supported by more than 30 exchanges, with 8 new ones added just in December. Even more astonishing is that the daily CEX USDT trading volume has skyrocketed from 5,000 transactions at launch to 40,000 transactions now. What does this mean? More and more people are starting to trust using Plasma for transfers.
I have always felt that what is often overlooked in the crypto world is the 'not sexy' infrastructures. Everyone is chasing the surge of meme coins, yet has not noticed that Plasma has quietly achieved a stablecoin market value of $2.1 billion.
What impressed me the most was what Vance Spencer from Framework Ventures said: 'Plasma will succeed in 2026.' You have to know, Framework led the $20 million financing for Plasma, with a valuation of $500 million—higher than the current market value of $300 million. This kind of reverse premium itself is a signal.
The RSI is only 53 now, technically there is still room for an increase. If it can break through $0.20, the next stop might be $0.30. But what I care about more is not the short-term price, but their newly launched Plasma Card—this is the real product connecting to the real world.
Sometimes I think maybe we are all too anxious. The things that truly change the world are never stories of overnight wealth, but those infrastructures that quietly solve real problems. Plasma might be such an existence.
