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Why can Plasma benefit in a bear market?

In my experience during bear market seasons, I often notice one thing: projects that rely on old stories weaken very quickly, while projects that are truly building can survive, such as @Plasma .

When the market declines, speculative activities drop sharply. However, stablecoins are still used: to preserve value, transfer money, make payments, and wait. That demand does not disappear with the cycle. It just becomes quieter.

Plasma $XPL is one of the layer 1 solutions with low fees that can be used without needing a native token, making it very convenient and focusing on stablecoin transfers, which makes it less dependent on market excitement.

Of course, a bear market also exposes weaknesses. Low revenue, reduced incentives, and the patience of validators are tested.

In my opinion, if Plasma can maintain well during periods of low liquidity, then when the market rises again, it is quite a promising project, guys.
@Plasma #Plasma $XPL

Vanar Chain vs Ethereum: The core differences you need to know

I was browsing Square and saw quite a few people discussing @Vanarchain with Ethereum; the interesting point is not to start from throughput or fees, but from the initial assumptions of each system.

Ethereum is built as an open platform for all types of behavior: DeFi, NFT, DAO, financial experimentation. Vanar is not. It starts from a narrower question: how to make high-interaction applications run smoothly.

The first difference lies in data handling. Ethereum keeps almost everything on-chain to ensure composability and neutrality, while $VANRY accepts layer separation: on-chain retains what is needed for integrity, off-chain handles heavy and continuously changing data. In return, it provides faster responses and more stable costs for end users.

From my perspective, the second difference is the prioritization of experience. Ethereum accepts friction as a consequence of an open system. Vanar tries to make that friction disappear, especially in games and entertainment.

In my opinion, Vanar does not replace Ethereum. It exists for use cases that Ethereum, due to its own philosophy, does not prioritize, so each project has its own strengths, my friends.
@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY

Plasma's potential ranks in the top 10 chains for stablecoin balance

@Plasma is a high-performance Layer 1, EVM-compatible. If ranking stablecoin balance, and wondering where Plasma stands, with stablecoins, the determining factor for ranking is not TPS, but where people leave their money when they don't have to think about it.

Plasma, in my opinion, has a clear advantage as it was designed around stablecoins from the beginning.

Blockspace, fee mechanism, and experience all serve to hold and transfer stable value. This helps Plasma attract capital flows during high payment demand periods, especially with USDT.

However, holding money is harder than attracting it. Stablecoin balance is only sustainable when users believe they can withdraw at any time, with predictable costs and time.

Plasma needs to prove this not only when the network is calm, but also when the system is under pressure.

From my perspective, the potential is there, but whether Plasma can consistently replicate usage habits to turn that potential into a stable position is something we will have to wait for in the future, my friends.
@Plasma #Plasma $XPL

@Vanarchain The initial Chain was not created with the ambition of becoming an AI-powered blockchain. Previously, it was known as Virtua, a project focused on the metaverse, NFTs, and digital content.

At that stage, Virtua addressed the problem of IP ownership and digital experiences but was still limited by the narrative of content: growth depended on market tastes and attention cycles.

The turning point occurred when the team realized that the core issue was not in creating more content but in the underlying infrastructure. Virtua gradually restructured into Vanar $VANRY , shifting its focus to data processing capabilities, low costs, and an almost imperceptible blockchain experience.

The integration of AI is not aimed at telling new stories but to optimize content distribution, personalize experiences, and automate operational flows on-chain.

In my view, Vanar is not pursuing the AI trend, but because they want to become the foundational layer for entertainment and data applications in the future.

When AI needs a transparent environment to record ownership and distribute value, blockchain is no longer a plus but a prerequisite. Vanar is positioning itself right at that intersection.
@Vanarchain #vanar $VANRY

If Ethereum is congested, how does Plasma respond?

Crypto enthusiasts are certainly familiar with the scene of Ethereum congestion. I often use @Plasma because the fees are cheap, transferring money is also simple, and there is no need to prepare native tokens to pay fees like on the main chain.

But to be honest, whenever the network gets busy, the downsides become clear: long wait times and high fees to push through. There have been times when I needed to withdraw quickly, and the congestion made it frustrating and anxious.

Therefore, if you often trade on DeFi, I think it's better to use both networks in parallel to avoid congestion. Usually, transactions run smoothly on Plasma $XPL , but when you need to secure a transaction or handle something important, switching back to Ethereum when the network is less busy will be easier.

As for my personal experience, Plasma is quite stable: it runs smoothly and is less congested even with many users. I'm not making any guarantees, but during this cycle, Plasma is a choice worth trying for you, at least to avoid the frustration of congestion and high fees during peak hours.
DYOR, everyone
@Plasma #Plasma $XPL