If you’ve been in crypto for more than a week, you know that scalability is the "forever problem." We’ve seen a dozen solutions, but @undefined feels like it’s hitting a sweet spot between raw speed and actual security.
What caught my eye recently isn’t just the TPS (transactions per second) numbers—it's the developer adoption. A chain is only as good as the stuff built on top of it, and seeing new dApps migrate over to take advantage of the $XPL utility is a huge green flag.
Why does this matter for us?
Most people get blinded by short-term price action, but the real gains usually happen when the underlying tech becomes invisible because it works so well. @undefined is aiming for that "invisible" layer where users don't have to worry about the backend—they just get instant, cheap swaps and transfers.
My Take on $XPL:
The tokenomics look structured to reward those who actually participate in the network. As more liquidity flows into their DeFi protocols, $XPL becomes the essential fuel for that growth.
It’s rare to see a project stay this focused on technical milestones during market volatility. If you haven't looked into their latest roadmap yet, you’re missing the bigger picture of where scaling is headed.
