#plasma $XPL Recently, everyone has been talking about: Who can end Tron’s monopoly in the stablecoin payment field? It’s 2026 now, and although TRC20 is still commonly used, the centralization and security risks have always been a sword hanging over institutions.
I have been watching Plasma (XPL) for a long time and found that it has taken a very smart path: it doesn’t compete with Ethereum in narrative nor with Solana in TPS; it focuses on the single issue of 'zero-fee transfers of USDT.' Just last night, after the market had a flash crash, I found that the capital flowing back the fastest was the stablecoin chain. Plasma, relying on the security anchoring of Bitcoin PoW and the Paymaster mechanism, eliminates transfer friction, which is a dimensionality reduction blow for trillion-level cross-border settlements and daily payments.
Currently, XPL is oscillating around 0.09 dollars with reduced volume. Compared to those 'universal chains' valued at hundreds of billions, this benchmark in a vertical track actually has support. Do you think by the end of 2026, the preferred method for stablecoin transfers will shift from Tron to Plasma? Let the comments battle it out!
