Plasma doesn’t feel like it asks you to become a “crypto user” when you send money.
In many systems, there’s a subtle identity shift. You move from everyday mode into network mode — thinking about mechanics, conditions, technical details. Even if it’s brief, it interrupts the flow of what you were actually doing.
What stands out about Plasma is how little it demands that shift. You stay in your role — buyer, operator, teammate — and the payment simply completes within that context.
That continuity matters. When money movement doesn’t interrupt identity, it becomes natural.
Plasma doesn’t try to make you feel like part of a system.
It lets the system fade behind the action.
And that’s often when infrastructure truly integrates into real life.
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