I’ve been thinking about what actually future proofs stablecoins, and Plasma move toward multi asset support keeps coming up in my head.
Right now most stablecoins live in silos. One asset, one chain, one use. That works until scale shows up. What I like about @Plasma roadmap is that it treats stablecoins as infrastructure, not products. Different assets, different collateral types, same settlement logic underneath.
From my perspective, this matters more than launching yet another dollar stable.
Multi asset support means Plasma can handle USD, EUR, commodities, even tokenized RWA without rebuilding everything each time. Liquidity stays flexible, settlement stays predictable, and the system does not break when new assets are added.
It feels less like chasing narratives and more like preparing for what institutions and real users will actually need.
Do you think stablecoins win by adding features, or by building infrastructure that does not need to change every cycle?
