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One thing that Plasma is most worth remembering is that it treats stablecoin settlement as a long-term main line rather than a temporary narrative. It does not rush to please the market with fancy features but aims to make the most basic, frequent, and friction-prone action of transferring money as smooth as possible. For the cash layer, speed, cost, and certainty are more important than any buzzwords. You won't be excited about a one-time convenience, but you'll stay because of repeated convenience.
The real moat of a settlement network is not its popularity but its default path. Once users get used to a particular route, the migration cost is not just the transaction fee, but also the learning and psychological costs. What Plasma aims to do is to minimize these costs, turning stablecoins from a 'tool' into 'everyday infrastructure.' When more funds treat this as a commonly used channel, network effects will slowly grow, and the value of XPL will also find it easier to shift from emotional pricing to structural pricing.
