I increasingly feel that the biggest problem with Web3 is not the bear market, but 'losses'.
Over time, we discover a very absurd phenomenon:
On-chain yield is annualized at 10%, but the deposit and withdrawal take away 3%-5%.
You haven't even outpaced inflation, and you're already losing to fees.
Many people think retail investors love to chase trends, but that's not true.
What retail investors truly fear is 'meaningless losses'.
Every time stablecoins are deposited, every withdrawal, every bridge, is a psychological drain.
Over time, everyone just plays within the circle, unwilling to expand outward.
This is also why Web3 always feels like a closed ecosystem.
Money is circulating within, but it's hard to flow into the real economy on a large scale.
Just like when we put money in the bank, it remains still, and money cannot generate money.
When I saw@Plasma the integration of stablecoin deposits and withdrawals being strengthened, I suddenly realized—
It aims to solve not the on-chain gameplay, but the liquidity boundary.
If a DApp can directly allow users to enter with fiat and directly withdraw to fiat, what does that mean?
This means Web3 has the opportunity to become a 'daily tool' for the first time, rather than a 'speculative paradise'.
For retail investors, this change is more important than any narrative.
Because confidence comes from exit channels.
You dare to stay because you know you can leave at any time.
If #Plasma really combines zero gas fees, instant confirmations, and global deposits and withdrawals, then it's not just optimizing the experience, but lowering the psychological threshold.
Truly valuable things are never just spoken of, but are hidden away, ready to explode with greater value at any moment.
If more applications in the future default to using this funding channel, then what Plasma captures is not speculative trading, but actual capital flow.
$XPL Today is also bouncing back strongly close to 0.1, still at a low level, let's look forward to more narratives around stablecoins, for it means:
The real turning point is not on the candlestick chart,
But in that invisible funding channel.
