Petrochemicals, machinery, and light industry, these traditional pillars, are being pushed towards the forefront of intelligent and green transformation. Watching these traditional giants strive to turn around, I can't help but think of a silent revolution happening in the crypto circle.

When traditional industries talk about transformation, the difficulty often lies in the high friction costs of old chains. Looking back at the payment sector, although QR code payments have become extremely convenient, there are still invisible walls in cross-border settlement and merchant costs. This is just like most public chains today: either the transfer fees are shockingly high, or the speed is as slow as a bullock cart.

At this juncture, the emergence of @Plasma is like a breath of fresh air. It doesn't engage in flashy, ethereal concepts, but rather focuses on one pain point: stablecoin payments. Just as the state promotes new industrial standards to improve efficiency and reduce costs, the logic of #Plasma is the same, achieving zero transaction fees for USDT transfers through Layer 1 architecture and instant arrival.

For ordinary users, the most intuitive experience may be the underlying logic represented by coins like $XPL : making digital assets truly as usable as cash, rather than being locked in pools with depleted liquidity. As traditional industries pursue cost reduction and efficiency improvement, the crypto world should also bid farewell to the era of high transaction fees. On the eve of this transformation, will you choose to cling to the old ways or embrace a more efficient payment future?