One of the biggest disconnects in crypto today is this: stablecoins are meant to behave like digital money, but using them often still feels like using blockchain.
Users must think about gas tokens, fluctuating fees, and whether a transaction is “worth sending” due to costs. This friction may seem small to crypto-native users, but in high-adoption markets where stablecoins are used daily for payments and remittances, this friction becomes a serious usability problem.
@Plasma solves this at the design level through its stablecoin-first gas model.
Instead of building gas economics around a native token and forcing stablecoins to fit into that structure, Plasma optimizes the experience so users feel near-gasless USDT transfers. The idea is simple but powerful: stablecoin transfers should feel like sending digital money, not executing a blockchain transaction.
This becomes especially meaningful in regions where stablecoins are used for:
Daily merchant payments
Cross-border family remittances
Protection against currency devaluation
Freelance and remote work earnings
In these environments, even small transaction fees add up and reduce practical usability. Plasma removes this barrier by designing the network so stablecoin usage is smooth, intuitive, and cost-efficient.
This is not an afterthought or a feature layered on top. It is part of the protocol’s core philosophy.
Plasma doesn’t just support stablecoins. It prioritizes them.
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