Brothers, let's be honest, although we trade coins every day, would you be willing to take U to the convenience store downstairs to buy a bottle of water right now?
​Definitely not willing. Not to mention whether the merchant will accept it, just the transfer would have to consider Gas fees and wait for confirmation, this experience is completely overshadowed by WeChat and Alipay. This is actually the biggest pain point of Web3: the threshold is too high.
​This is also the reason I am optimistic about @Plasma . It hasn't gone to compete with the public chain giants with all those flashy concepts, but rather focuses on the 'payment experience.' Its Gasless USDT feature, to put it simply, allows users to not worry about what 'Gas fees' are at all. This logic is just like using Alipay, you never need to care about who pays for the backend server electricity when you transfer money, right? Only by making the experience so 'seamless' can the ordinary aunties from outside the circle come in, and the coins we hold have a real chance to take off.
​Projects that are practical and focus on infrastructure are quite rare in a circle full of hot air. The ranking activity of $XPL is still ongoing, for such a potential stock, I suggest everyone complete the tasks, what if it really becomes the Ethereum of the payment world in the future? Dreams should still be there! 😎 #Plasma