Most stablecoin discussions focus on movement.
Speed. Throughput. Volume.
But real financial systems are defined by what doesn’t move.
Balances sit. Treasuries wait. Payroll funds idle between cycles. Settlement buffers exist to absorb risk, not chase yield.
That’s where most blockchains quietly fail. They price stillness as inefficiency. Fees, volatility, and probabilistic finality punish inactivity.
Plasma flips the assumption.
It treats predictability as the primary feature. Stablecoin transfers don’t tax idle capital. Finality isn’t a suggestion. Costs don’t rise because someone else is trading.
This isn’t about making money faster.
It’s about making money calm.
And in real finance, calm is the scarce resource.
