Let's discuss something fundamental that gets lost in technical discussions: @Plasma makes crypto actually usable for normal people.
I've onboarded dozens of non-crypto friends over the years. You know what kills adoption instantly? Telling someone they need to pay $15 to send $20. Or explaining they need to wait 10 minutes for confirmation. Or watching their face when gas fees spike unpredictably.
$XPL infrastructure eliminates these conversion-killing moments. Transactions complete in seconds. Fees measure in fractions of cents. The experience feels like... well, like using Venmo or Cash App. Which is exactly what mainstream adoption requires.
The #Plasma user experience advantage extends beyond just speed and cost. Predictability matters enormously. Users can budget transaction costs, developers can build reliable applications, and businesses can forecast operational expenses. This predictability is impossible on congested base layers where fees swing wildly.
There's a reason consumer apps dominate Web2: they're designed around user needs, not technical constraints. The Layer 2 solutions that win mainstream adoption in 2026 will be those that make blockchain invisible—where users enjoy benefits without thinking about underlying infrastructure.