After years of baptism, the crypto market has changed its direction. Capital no longer chases whitepapers and concepts but focuses on whether projects can truly be applied in practice. After in-depth research on many infrastructure solutions, I found that scalability technologies like Plasma might be seriously underestimated.

When it comes to the pain points of blockchain, the old adage of the "Impossible Triangle" comes to mind—decentralization, security, and performance are difficult to achieve simultaneously. Many Layer 1s now sacrifice decentralization in pursuit of speed. And traditional public chains? High gas fees discourage many users.

This is where Plasma's value lies. Its unique architectural design achieves a rare balance—ensuring the security of on-chain settlement while increasing transaction throughput to (TPS) levels capable of supporting commercial applications. Imagine applications like games built on this solution, high-frequency trading protocols, providing user experiences comparable to Web2 services. This is what the future should look like.

Looking at the tokenomics of the ecosystem, many public chain tokens are merely used as fee tools with little value capture. But with $XPL, the economic design clearly goes further—it’s not just an ecosystem fuel but also carries governance rights and value distribution functions. This multi-dimensional role positioning is key to supporting long-term ecosystem development.