#plasma $XPL Cross-chain security is not just a matter of bridges; the security of Plasma itself depends on the behavior of PoS validators and the long-term stability of the Bitcoin bridge. With Plasma opening delegated staking and governance functions, XPL holders can vote on bridge integration and parameter adjustments. In the context of the rapidly developing cross-chain ecosystem, proactive review at the governance level and community voting will determine which bridging solutions are included in the mainstream, ensuring the security and regulatory compliance of the chain.
The inclusion of NEAR Intents marks that Plasma is moving towards the vision of 'chain abstraction'—in the future, users will not need to know which chain they are using; they just need to issue payment or exchange instructions, and the background can complete inter-chain calls. This model is particularly important for stablecoin payments. As regulatory frameworks in various countries become clearer (such as MiCA, the U.S. stablecoin bill, etc.) and institutions accelerate their embrace of stablecoins, Plasma hopes to become the infrastructure for real-world payments through a robust bridging ecosystem, linking both on-chain finance and real-world scenarios such as cross-border trade, payroll, and supply chains. The driving force behind this step will be the collaboration of technical design, regulatory adaptation, and community governance. @Plasma


