@Plasma feels like it’s built for the part of Web3 people actually use — the nonstop, high-frequency activity where lag and fee spikes kill adoption. What stands out to me about $XPL is the discipline: instead of chasing every narrative, it’s aiming to be the “fast lane” execution layer that apps can rely on day after day.
If you’re building DeFi, gaming loops, AI agents, or anything automated, you don’t just need decentralization… you need consistency. That’s where $XPL becomes interesting — not as a badge, but as the piece that helps secure, coordinate, and grow the network’s utility.
Quiet infrastructure tends to win slowly, then all at once.