Bro... I’ve been thinking about a concept from psychology called attention depreciation. Basically, our brains assign more value to things we see evolving constantly. But if something suddenly goes quiet, even if it’s actually growing behind the scenes, we subconsciously start feeling like it’s losing worth.
Right now, @Plasma is deep in that “quiet period.” No hype, no big announcements, no flashy collabs, barely any interactions. In most people’s eyes, it’s already fallen out of the top tier for 2026.
But that’s exactly why I find it interesting. The market pricing and real-world adoption are totally out of sync. Look past the Twitter chatter:
MassPay, a major payment platform handling billions, is already using Plasma as the backend for USD settlements.
YuzuMoney is quietly rolling out new banking solutions in Southeast Asia’s most cash-heavy merchants.
This growth is steady, compliance-driven, and low-key—it doesn’t make headlines or viral tweets.
What we’re seeing is a classic dual-track scenario:
1. Real-world adoption keeps building quietly.
2. The crypto market depreciates it because there’s no “wow factor.”
For long-term holders, this slow grind is actually a patience test. Would you rather chase projects that look amazing on your screen every day, or trust the ones quietly shifting the real-world gears?
If these offline adoption paths hit a measurable tipping point later in 2026, the market will be forced to notice. By then, the current price window could already be gone.
The key? Keep watching independently and don’t let the market’s noise—or silence—mess with your rhythm.
