Blockchain technology promises decentralization, but that promise breaks when networks become congested and costly. Many blockchains today struggle to handle real adoption. This is where Plasma becomes relevant.
Plasma focuses on scalability — not marketing narratives. Its goal is to improve how networks handle transactions under pressure. Scalability is not a luxury; it is a requirement for mass adoption.
When usage is low, scalability is ignored. But when demand increases, congestion drives users away. At that stage, scalability solutions suddenly become valuable. Plasma is important because it prepares for that phase early.
Infrastructure projects rarely get attention in the beginning. They are not exciting, but they are necessary. History shows that when ecosystems mature, infrastructure becomes the backbone. Plasma fits this pattern.
If blockchain adoption is going to grow, scalability cannot remain optional. Plasma addresses this reality directly. It may not dominate headlines today, but its long-term relevance is difficult to ignore.
