Reviewing the history of Web3, you'll find that each cycle's "on-chain dominant player" has solved a specific economic problem.

In the last bull market, Ethereum ($ETH) became a legend because it addressed the **"asset issuance" problem.

Whether it's ICOs or NFTs, Ethereum is like a perfect "world factory," making token issuance unprecedentedly simple.

However, today, the new crisis we face is no longer asset scarcity, but rather "asset congestion."

We've issued too many tokens, but they all lie idle in wallets.

Why? Because the "cost of circulation" is too high.

You can't drive a hundred-ton heavy truck (Ethereum mainnet) to the convenience store to buy a bottle of water. Expensive gas fees and a congested network lock up asset liquidity.

This is the ecological niche that @Plasma ($XPL ) is seizing: Web3's "global logistics network."

The logic of Plasma is very clear: it does not compete with Ethereum for the "manufacturing" segment; it focuses on "transportation."

The Reth engine provides high-speed capacity (high throughput);

Gasless flattens the transportation toll (zero threshold).

There is a famous formula in economics: Economic prosperity = Total money supply × Circulation rate.

With the total asset volume already saturated, whoever can enhance the "circulation rate" becomes the new economic engine.

What Plasma is doing is to "speed up" the economic entity of Web3.

It transforms assets from dead numbers lying on balance sheets into "living water" flowing rapidly on-chain.

The logic of investment is very simple:

In the industrial era, you invest in factories (Ethereum);

But in the trading era, you invest in logistics (Plasma).

Don't let your thinking linger in the old dream of "coin manufacturing"; wake up, it's now the era of "circulation." 🚚#Plasma