The competition in the payments and stablecoin sectors has long been fierce, but recently everyone's focus has gradually shifted to the Plasma path.
Looking closely at its layout, the zero-fee USDT transfers are indeed innovative—eliminating transaction costs is extremely valuable in large-scale payments. Coupled with Bitcoin anchoring for security endorsement and the built-in burning mechanism for inflation management, this combination feels more like building an "underlying infrastructure for on-chain payments."
The partners are also very promising. The bridge between traditional payment giants like Visa and pBTC hints at a route connecting traditional finance with the on-chain world. Although market volatility and numerous competitors exist, many industry players see an opportunity for it to carve out a differentiated path in the payments field. This is not about betting on a coin's price, but about whether it can become a solution for specific scenarios.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 17h ago
Zero fees sound great, but can it really beat the Lightning Network? It feels like another overhyped narrative.
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SchrodingerWallet
· 17h ago
Zero fees sound great, but when it comes to large payments, whether Plasma can stay stable is the real key.
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MemeCoinSavant
· 17h ago
ngl the zero-fee narrative hits different but... has anyone actually stress-tested this at scale? feels like we're confabulating infrastructure when it's still basically a layer 2 with better pr tbh
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StealthMoon
· 17h ago
Zero fees sound great, but can it handle large payments smoothly? That's the key.
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GateUser-4745f9ce
· 17h ago
Zero fees sound great, but can it reliably process large transfers? That's the real key.
The competition in the payments and stablecoin sectors has long been fierce, but recently everyone's focus has gradually shifted to the Plasma path.
Looking closely at its layout, the zero-fee USDT transfers are indeed innovative—eliminating transaction costs is extremely valuable in large-scale payments. Coupled with Bitcoin anchoring for security endorsement and the built-in burning mechanism for inflation management, this combination feels more like building an "underlying infrastructure for on-chain payments."
The partners are also very promising. The bridge between traditional payment giants like Visa and pBTC hints at a route connecting traditional finance with the on-chain world. Although market volatility and numerous competitors exist, many industry players see an opportunity for it to carve out a differentiated path in the payments field. This is not about betting on a coin's price, but about whether it can become a solution for specific scenarios.