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I previously bought 9 of the futures for 1100, and now I really need to hedge properly.
Let's talk about stablecoins again. If you take a broader view of the crypto market in 2026, you will notice a rather counterintuitive phenomenon:
The fastest-growing aspect is not new narratives or new concepts, but the frequency of stablecoin usage.
Stablecoins are no longer just 'transaction hubs'; they are becoming real payment and settlement tools in more and more regions. And @Plasma is a chain that was born around this change.
#Plasma The core goal is actually quite simple:
To allow USDT to flow faster, cheaper, and more stably around the world.
This is also why I prefer to see Plasma as a "stablecoin-specific infrastructure" rather than another general-purpose Layer 1.
From a design perspective, Plasma's trade-offs are very clear.
It uses PlasmaBFT consensus, emphasizing high throughput and rapid finality, while anchoring security on a Bitcoin-level trust model.
At the same time, it retains EVM compatibility. For many DeFi or payment applications that have already run on the Ethereum ecosystem, Plasma is more like a "low-cost scaling option" rather than learning a new system.
What truly sets Plasma apart from other chains is its approach to handling USD₮ transfer fees.
The logic of most chains is:
User transfer → Pay fees → Chain and validators make money.
Plasma has chosen a different path:
USDT transfers have nearly zero fees, and the operational costs of the system are covered by the Gas from other assets.
Plasma is at least one of the few public chains that take this matter seriously as a main focus.
