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I’ve been watching a lot of chains promise speed, scale, and “real utility,” but most of them drown in hype and forget to ship. Plasma feels different to me because the focus looks practical: building a network that developers can actually use without burning money on gas or fighting broken tooling. If the core infrastructure stays stable and dev-friendly, real products will follow — and that’s how ecosystems grow naturally, not through noise.
What I like about @Plasma is the direction toward performance and usability. A chain only wins when normal users don’t even think about the chain — things just work. That’s the standard Plasma should aim for. $XPL isn’t just a ticker to me; it represents whether the network can attract builders, liquidity, and long-term users. If Plasma keeps execution clean and the community stays builder-first, #Plasma could quietly become one of those networks people rely on daily instead of just trading for hype.