Recently, I discovered an interesting project worth paying attention to—Plasma.
This is an EVM-compatible public chain specifically designed for stablecoin payment scenarios like USDT. You might ask, what is its core competitive advantage? Three words: fast, cheap, stable.
Specifically, Plasma aims to address the three major pain points in current payment processes: first, high Gas fees; second, network congestion leading to slower confirmations; third, severely impacted user experience. The goal is to build the infrastructure for global digital dollar payments, making cross-border stablecoin transfers as smooth as transactions within the same exchange.
In terms of highlights, EVM compatibility means that existing smart contract ecosystems can be seamlessly migrated, reducing switching costs for developers and project teams. Additionally, targeted optimizations for stablecoin payments give it clear advantages in transaction efficiency and cost. This dedicated design approach indeed creates differentiation in the current public chain race.
The potential for growth in the digital dollar payment track is still very large, and the growth space for such projects is worth watching.
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BoredApeResistance
· 13h ago
Are they here to harvest the little guys again? The name Plasma sounds like some Vaporware.
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NftDeepBreather
· 13h ago
Stablecoin payment dedicated chain, is it another one? Honestly, having used so many L2s and public chains, I'm really not sure if Plasma can break through...
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FloorSweeper
· 13h ago
Another payment public chain? Feels like this track is getting almost saturated.
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GateUser-e51e87c7
· 13h ago
Is there a new player in the stablecoin payment track? It seems like there's a "revolutionary" solution every month, but the Plasma approach does seem interesting. Dedicated funds for dedicated purposes are indeed more reliable than all-in-one solutions.
Recently, I discovered an interesting project worth paying attention to—Plasma.
This is an EVM-compatible public chain specifically designed for stablecoin payment scenarios like USDT. You might ask, what is its core competitive advantage? Three words: fast, cheap, stable.
Specifically, Plasma aims to address the three major pain points in current payment processes: first, high Gas fees; second, network congestion leading to slower confirmations; third, severely impacted user experience. The goal is to build the infrastructure for global digital dollar payments, making cross-border stablecoin transfers as smooth as transactions within the same exchange.
In terms of highlights, EVM compatibility means that existing smart contract ecosystems can be seamlessly migrated, reducing switching costs for developers and project teams. Additionally, targeted optimizations for stablecoin payments give it clear advantages in transaction efficiency and cost. This dedicated design approach indeed creates differentiation in the current public chain race.
The potential for growth in the digital dollar payment track is still very large, and the growth space for such projects is worth watching.