Most people talk about TPS or fees when discussing stablecoin scalability, but that’s not where the real edge is. What I find overlooked in @Plasma is its architectural focus on fluid liquidity. Instead of liquidity fragmenting across layers, Plasma treats it as a continuous state that adapts in real time.
This matters more than raw speed. When liquidity flows without friction, stablecoins scale naturally and settlement feels instant because capital is not stuck waiting to rebalance. I see this as a shift from faster rails to smarter capital movement.
With $XPL coordinating settlement at the core, the system does not just process transactions, it preserves trust under load. Scalability is not about surviving peak demand, it is about staying liquid when everyone shows up at once.
