In most projects, the problem is not in the technology, but in the behavior of people. $XPL it is interesting precisely because it tries to work not only with code but with the economic logic of the ecosystem.
@Plasma builds an environment where it is important not just to process more transactions, but to ensure that participants benefit from acting in the long term, rather than extracting liquidity and disappearing.
$XPL in this context — not a 'token for the sake of a token', but a tool for aligning interests: users, validators, and projects entering the system.
Such mechanics often remain unnoticed at the start, as they do not provide an instant pump, but instead form resilience in moments when the market is nervous.
🤔Plasma appears to be a project that bets not on loud promises, but on behavioral modeling. And the market, as practice shows, starts to value precisely this over time.