The best infrastructure rarely draws attention to itself. When systems are designed properly, they simply work in the background, enabling everything else to function smoothly. That’s a perspective I’ve been thinking about while following @Plasma .
Many blockchain users interact mostly with applications, interfaces, and experiences. But beneath all of that sits the underlying architecture that determines whether those experiences feel reliable, scalable, and sustainable. Infrastructure-focused projects often don’t get instant recognition because their success is measured through stability, not noise.
When I look at $XPL through this lens, I see a project that seems more concerned with long term usability than short term visibility. That may not generate immediate excitement, but it’s often the type of approach that supports real ecosystems over time.
Following #plasma feels less like following a trend and more like understanding the layers that quietly shape everything built on top of them.
