Plasma Is Built for Enforced Security, Not Operator Trust
Most scaling systems work as long as the operator behaves honestly.
Plasma is built differently.
If an invalid state update is submitted, it can be challenged through fraud proofs. Incorrect execution isn’t simply accepted — it can be proven and stopped.
Users also retain exit rights. If risk appears, funds can be withdrawn to the main chain. Control never fully leaves the user.
That distinction matters when real value is moving across the network.
Security here isn’t based on trust. It’s enforced by the protocol itself.
That’s what makes Plasma structurally reliable — not just scalable.