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Plasma, a next-generation blockchain purpose-built for stablecoins, is proud to announce its upcoming public sale, which will be conducted using Sonar, the new token sale infrastructure by Echo. Echo, founded by the well-known crypto figure Cobie, has long been a market leader in private investment infrastructure for early-stage projects. With the launch of Sonar, Echo is expanding into public sales, and Plasma will be the very first project to utilize this cutting-edge platform. This partnership reflects Plasma’s commitment to transparency, alignment, and participation from its earliest users, developers, and institutions, ensuring that the network grows in a decentralized and community-driven way.
At its core, Plasma is not just building infrastructure; it is laying the foundation for a global financial system optimized for stablecoins. While robust architecture is critical, what truly defines a successful blockchain is the participation and engagement of its community from day one. The XPL token plays a central role in this system, securing the PlasmaBFT consensus mechanism, powering execution through its Reth-based Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), and underpinning a trust-minimized Bitcoin bridge. The upcoming public sale represents the first opportunity for participants to acquire XPL tokens and actively contribute to scaling and shaping the network from its inception.
The structure of the public sale has been carefully designed to reflect Plasma’s vision of equitable participation. A total of 10% of the XPL supply will be offered, priced at a $500 million fully diluted network valuation, consistent with the valuation established during Plasma’s recent equity raise led by Founders Fund. Participation is based on deposits of stablecoins—USDT, USDC, USDS, or DAI—into the Plasma Vault on Ethereum. Allocations are determined by a time-weighted share of total vault deposits, rewarding long-term commitment rather than speed or insider access. Once deposits close, vault positions are locked, and when Mainnet Beta launches, the vault positions are bridged to Plasma, tokens are distributed, and deposits become withdrawable. This system emphasizes contribution, alignment, and community engagement over traditional methods that often prioritize early access or financial leverage.
The public sale will follow a clear, structured process to ensure transparency and security. During the deposit period, participants can deposit stablecoins into the Plasma Vault, which are actively deployed into DeFi protocols like Aave and Maker using Veda’s audited vault contracts, which currently manage over $2.6 billion in total value locked (TVL). Depositors earn units reflecting their time-weighted share of total deposits, which in turn determines their guaranteed allocation in the XPL sale. Withdrawals are allowed during this phase but reduce earned units proportionally, reinforcing the system’s focus on long-term commitment. The deposit cap will initially be set at $100 million and may increase over time, with the deposit period expected to last several weeks.
Following the deposit period, the vault enters a lock-up phase, lasting at least 40 days post-sale, during which all deposits are converted to USDT in preparation for bridging to Plasma Mainnet Beta. This ensures operational simplicity and readiness for token distribution. The public sale itself is executed via the Plasma platform, with Sonar handling compliance measures such as KYC, identity verification, and jurisdictional filtering, while Plasma manages the allocation, token distribution, and fund handling. Participants may purchase their guaranteed allocation or commit additional funds for a chance to acquire unclaimed tokens pro rata. US participants are required to verify their accredited investor status, and any purchased XPL will be locked for 12 months post-sale, reflecting regulatory compliance.
Security and compliance are central to Plasma’s approach. The pre-launch vault infrastructure is built with Veda, audited by Spearbit, and will undergo further audits by Spearbit and Zellic before Mainnet Beta. All final audit reports will be publicly available, ensuring trust and transparency for participants. On the compliance front, Sonar provides jurisdictional screening, KYC verification, accreditation checks, and wallet association validation to meet legal requirements and maintain participant integrity. These measures ensure that the public sale is not only accessible and fair but also legally compliant and secure.
Looking forward, the deposit period is set to open in two weeks, providing ample time for participants to connect their wallets, deposit stablecoins, and start earning units. Plasma will work closely with Sonar, Veda, and its community to clarify mechanics, answer questions, and guide participants through the process. By combining robust technical infrastructure with an innovative, community-focused public sale model, Plasma is redefining how stablecoin-powered networks are launched and distributed. This sale represents not just a funding event but a historic opportunity for early participants to shape the future of a blockchain designed to move money efficiently, securely, and transparently on a global scale.
Plasma’s public sale embodies its mission to build a stable, scalable, and inclusive financial system. Through strong partnerships, rigorous security, and thoughtful community engagement, Plasma is poised to establish a new standard for stablecoin adoption and decentralized finance innovation. With XPL as the backbone of the network, participants have the opportunity to be part of a system that bridges traditional finance with the transparency, efficiency, and reliability of blockchain technology.

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@Plasma is a Layer-1 blockchain built specifically for stablecoins, addressing one of the most important gaps in the crypto ecosystem: efficient, scalable, and user-friendly stablecoin payments. Unlike general-purpose blockchains that treat stablecoins as just another asset, Plasma places them at the center of its design, optimizing the protocol for real-world financial use cases such as payments, remittances, treasury management, and onchain settlement. The network launches with approximately $2 billion in USD₮ liquidity, ensuring deep capital availability from day one.

At the protocol level, Plasma introduces stablecoin-native functionality rather than relying on external middleware or complex fee abstractions. One of its most notable features is zero-fee USD₮ transfers, enabled through a restricted and audited paymaster contract that sponsors gas costs for standard transfers. This allows users to send stablecoins without holding the native token, creating a seamless experience closer to traditional payment systems while preserving onchain security and transparency.

Plasma also supports custom gas tokens, allowing approved stablecoins and ecosystem tokens to be used for transaction fees instead of XPL. This design removes one of the biggest friction points in blockchain onboarding and enables applications to deliver stablecoin-first user experiences without compromising safety or decentralization. Gas abstraction is handled by protocol-maintained contracts, keeping execution predictable and production-ready.

Under the hood, Plasma is powered by PlasmaBFT, a high-performance consensus mechanism based on a pipelined implementation of Fast HotStuff. By parallelizing proposal, voting, and commitment phases, the network achieves high throughput with deterministic finality typically reached within seconds. This architecture is optimized for the consistent, high-volume transaction flows that stablecoin payments demand at global scale.

The execution layer is fully EVM compatible and built on Reth, a modular Ethereum execution client written in Rust. Developers can deploy standard Solidity smart contracts with no changes and continue using familiar tools such as MetaMask, Hardhat, and Foundry. This ensures a smooth developer experience while maintaining Ethereum-level compatibility and composability.

Plasma further extends its capabilities with a trust-minimized, non-custodial Bitcoin bridge that allows real BTC to enter the EVM environment securely. Once bridged, Bitcoin becomes programmable, enabling BTC-backed stablecoins, collateralized systems, and cross-asset financial applications without relying on centralized custodians. This design brings together stablecoins and Bitcoin liquidity within a single settlement layer.

Privacy is also a core focus. @Plasma is developing an opt-in confidential payment system for stablecoins that allows users to shield transaction amounts and recipient data while preserving composability and regulatory flexibility. Designed entirely in standard Solidity, this approach avoids custom virtual machines and integrates cleanly with existing wallets and applications.

The XPL token secures the network and aligns long-term incentives across validators, developers, and users. With a fixed initial supply of 10 billion tokens, a declining validator reward schedule, and an EIP-1559-style fee burn mechanism, XPL is structured to support sustainable network growth alongside increasing transaction demand.

@Plasma is not trying to be a general-purpose blockchain for every possible use case. Instead, it focuses on doing one thing exceptionally well: providing the foundational infrastructure for stablecoins to operate at global scale. As stablecoins continue to bridge traditional finance and blockchain technology, Plasma positions itself as the settlement layer built specifically for that future.
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As blockchain technology moves toward mainstream use, trust and accountability have become just as important as decentralization. @Vanarchain introduces Proof of Reputation (PoR) as a next-generation consensus protocol designed to align on-chain security with real-world credibility. Instead of relying solely on computational power or token concentration, PoR ensures that network validation is handled by entities with proven reputations, creating a more secure and trustworthy foundation for long-term adoption.
Proof of Reputation is built on the idea that validators should have something meaningful to lose. Only organizations with established Web2 or Web3 presence and recognized industry standing are eligible to become validator nodes. Especially during Vanar’s early mainnet phase, brands with strong infrastructure, transparent operations, and community visibility are prioritized. This approach discourages malicious behavior by tying validator actions directly to real-world brand reputation.
By making validators publicly identifiable, @Vanarchain increases transparency and accountability across the network. Validator performance and behavior are visible and continuously monitored, allowing the community to maintain confidence in the system. Because reputational damage extends beyond the blockchain itself, validators are strongly incentivized to act honestly and maintain network integrity at all times.
Security is further strengthened through reputation-based validation, which significantly reduces the risk of Sybil attacks. Creating multiple fake identities offers no advantage when validator eligibility depends on proven credibility rather than anonymity or capital alone. At the same time, Vanar preserves decentralization by onboarding reputable entities from different industries and regions, preventing power from being concentrated in the hands of whales or a single sector.
While validator access is reputation-gated, network participation remains open through a decentralized proof-of-stake delegation model. Token holders can delegate their stake to validator nodes, contribute to consensus, and earn yield without operating infrastructure themselves. This structure allows broad stakeholder participation while maintaining high standards at the validator level.
The validator selection process involves a structured application and evaluation system. Applicants must demonstrate reputation through factors such as operational history, transparency, and community feedback. An internal reputation score is assigned, and validators are subject to ongoing evaluation. Poor performance or misconduct can lead to reduced rewards or removal, ensuring that reputation remains an active and enforceable component of the protocol.
By combining Proof of Reputation with decentralized stake delegation, @Vanarchain delivers a consensus model designed for real-world scale. It blends Web2 accountability with Web3 decentralization, creating a network that prioritizes security, trust, and sustainability. This hybrid approach positions Vanar as a blockchain built not just for innovation, but for long-term credibility and mass adoption.

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