Plasma keeps reminding me of one simple truth: stablecoin users don’t want to “do crypto.” They just want money to move.
That’s why the stablecoin-first gas idea hits so hard. The moment a new user has to ask, “Wait… I need to buy another token just to send USDT?” the whole payment experience breaks. Plasma is basically saying: stop making people learn the fee token story — let them pay fees in the thing they actually came for, and make the most common transfer flow feel smooth by default.
And I like that it’s not trying to be a chain for every trend. It’s narrowing the job: settle stablecoins fast, keep costs predictable, make the UX boring (in a good way). That “boring” is what payments need. Nobody wants drama when they’re sending rent, paying a supplier, or moving funds between accounts.
If @Plasma executes properly, the win isn’t flashy headlines… it’s the quiet moment where you realize you sent a stablecoin, it confirmed instantly, and you didn’t even think about gas once. That’s when a chain stops being a narrative and starts becoming a habit.
