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@Plasma Recently, a systematic study of the overall design and ecological direction of Plasma has shown that it is an underestimated infrastructure project by many. It is not merely about 'copying a faster chain,' but rather thinking from the bottom up about how to achieve a long-term balance between high performance, low cost, and security. Through a modular architecture, decoupling execution, data availability, and settlement layers, Plasma reserves enough expansion space for high-frequency applications, on-chain finance, and real user scenarios.

From an ecological perspective, the value of $XPL is not only reflected in trading attributes; more importantly, it plays a role in network operation, incentive mechanisms, and governance. As more applications are deployed and real transaction volumes increase, the positive feedback between token and network usage rate will be the long-term core. Compared to many projects that 'first hype the narrative, then supplement the construction,' Plasma clearly leans towards refining the infrastructure first, then promoting the natural growth of the ecosystem.