We often talk about "mass adoption" in crypto, but we hardly ever touch upon the technical difficulties that are really stopping it. Most users really couldn't care less about how complicated a blockchain is; they just want their transaction to work instantly and be cheap. That is where @Plasma got my attention.
Basically, they didn't just add another layer of complexity but the project is really centered on a very simple scaling approach that even non-techies can get. When you look at the utility of $XPL , you can very well visualize a scenario where the whole ecosystem is more sustainable and the uncapped dream of a decentralized app is finally realizable. Not only that, it’s about establishing a stable platform where developers can build without the network suddenly breaking down under heavy usage.
Honestly, I can’t wait for the community’s reaction once the rest of the roadmap is unveiled. Should they be able to keep up this level of efficiency while also being decentralized, we might just have here a worthy player for the next generation of Web3 infrastructure. What do you think about their current trajectory?
