codingthefuture

I’ve always believed one rule in crypto:
Follow the developers.
Marketing can bring attention.
Developers bring life to a chain.
That’s why @Plasma caught my attention recently.
🧩 EVM compatibility changes everything
Because Plasma supports the Ethereum Virtual Machine, it doesn’t ask developers to learn a new language or rewrite working apps.
They can use Solidity and port projects over with minimal friction.
That’s a big deal.
Most new chains fail because they demand too much change from builders.
🛠️ What developers actually want
In my experience watching different ecosystems grow, devs usually care about two things:
Security they can trust
A familiar environment that lets them ship fast
Plasma’s design aims to offer both:
Bitcoin-anchored security model
EVM familiarity for rapid deployment
🧱 The “Lego block” effect (composability)
What made DeFi explode wasn’t hype.
It was composability — apps building on top of other apps like Lego blocks.
If Plasma lowers fees and improves speed for stablecoin-focused apps, we could see the same effect happen again, but this time around payments.
🌍 Why this matters beyond devs
More developers → more dApps → more real usage.
That’s how a chain avoids becoming a ghost town.
Seeing growing interest locally here in Pakistan also tells me this isn’t just theoretical — people are paying attention.
A question for builders
If you were building on a fast, low-fee, EVM-compatible chain focused on payments…
What would you create first?
A remittance app? A DEX? Something entirely new?
#Plasma $XPL #DeFi #Ethereum #CodingTheFuture #XPL