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Ever tried paying someone with USDT in the real world? You’ve got the balance, they’re ready to receive it, but then reality kicks in: the gas fees, the right network check, making sure you have enough of the chain’s native token to cover costs, worrying about sudden fee spikes. For crypto traders, that’s just Tuesday. But for everyday folks paying a freelancer, sending cash to family overseas, or settling a quick invoice it’s enough to make you give up and go back to bank transfers or cash apps.
That exact frustration is what Plasma is laser-focused on fixing. Their whole pitch boils down to this: turn USDT payments into something as effortless as firing off a WhatsApp message. No more mental gymnastics around fees or tokens you don’t even care about.
Plasma isn’t trying to be yet another general-purpose blockchain. It’s a high-performance Layer 1 built specifically for stablecoin payments especially USDT at massive global scale. Think near-instant transfers, super-low (or zero) fees for basic sends, and full EVM compatibility so developers can bring over Ethereum-style tools without starting from zero.
The magic sauce? A built-in system (like a protocol-level paymaster or relayer) that covers the gas costs for straight USDT transfers. The network sponsors those fees under clear rules, so regular users don’t need to hold XPL (Plasma’s native token) or deal with gas at all for simple payments. It’s not unlimited “free forever” magic—there are controls to stop abuse—but for the most common use cases, it removes the biggest roadblock to mainstream adoption: nobody wants to learn about gas to send dollars.
Picture the difference like this:
•  Old-school crypto world:
USDT is cash locked in a safe. Every time you want to use it, you need a separate key (the native gas token), and opening the safe costs money that might change any second.
•  Plasma world:
USDT acts more like your Venmo or PayPal balance. The chain quietly handles all the backend plumbing, so you just see the money move instantly from point A to point B.
For anyone who’s ever tried onboarding non-crypto friends or family, you know how huge that shift is from “yeah, it technically works but it’s a pain” to “it just works.”
Why go all-in on a whole new chain for this? Because stablecoins are already crypto’s killer app. USDT moves insane daily volume for trading, remittances, merchant payouts, payroll in tough economies you name it. But they’re still stuck on networks built for smart contracts in general, where every move costs gas and forces users to juggle extra tokens.
Plasma flips the script:
optimize everything around stablecoin flows. Fast throughput sub-second-ish finality in many cases, and features like custom gas tokens or even confidential transactions for privacy.
It’s competing with what already dominates cheap USDT transfers like Tron, which blew up mostly because it was fast and inexpensive. Plasma says: let’s design the perfect USDT highway from the ground up, with deep liquidity baked in from launch (they talk about billions in ready USDT movement) and strong ties to the Tether/Bitfinex world for credibility.
And it’s not just user-friendly it’s builder-friendly too. EVM compatibility means devs can port apps, build payroll tools, merchant checkouts, streaming payments, or even credit layers without massive rewrites.
Even traders win here. Lower friction and near-instant, cheap stablecoin moves mean capital flows faster between exchanges, strategies, or wallets. Better arbitrage, tighter markets, smoother collateral shifts small changes that add up in trading efficiency.
Of course, nothing’s truly free. The sponsored fees come from somewhere—likely protocol treasury, partnerships, or other revenue streams. But the docs suggest it’s carefully scoped to direct USDT transfers with anti-abuse measures, which keeps it realistic and sustainable.
Bottom line:
Plasma is betting big that crypto’s next chapter isn’t flashy new tokens it’s stablecoins becoming boring, reliable money infrastructure that people use without thinking about the blockchain underneath.
If they pull it off, the real win won’t be the fancy tech. It’ll be that nobody notices the tech at all. Just money moving like it should.

Introducing circle paymaster:The official way to pay gas fees in USDC

How plasma works: Technical Deep Dive/DAIC Capital

As of now, XPL trades around that $0.13 mark with solid volume, but the price isn’t the headline. The thesis is: stablecoins are turning into everyday financial plumbing, and Plasma wants to be the invisible rail that powers it.
#Plasma @Plasma $XPL

Dans un monde où les transferts transfrontaliers prennent encore des jours et coûtent des frais comme si nous étions en 1999, @Plasma construit discrètement quelque chose de révolutionnaire : une blockchain de couche 1 conçue depuis le premier jour pour les stablecoins.
Oubliez la rétrofit de l'Ethereum ou de Solana pour les paiements, Plasma est conçu à cet effet. Sa caractéristique principale ? Des transferts USDT sans frais directement au niveau du protocole. Grâce à un système de payeur intelligent sponsorisé par la fondation, vous pouvez envoyer USD₮ instantanément sans jamais toucher aux frais de gaz ni avoir besoin de détenir $XPL pour des mouvements basiques. C'est comme un e-mail pour l'argent :

Alors que nous atteignons la mi-janvier 2026, l'espace blockchain s'emballe avec de véritables mouvements institutionnels, et @Dusk la fondation est au cœur de tout cela. Fondée en 2018, Dusk s'est toujours positionnée comme une couche 1 construite spécifiquement pour une infrastructure financière réglementée et axée sur la confidentialité. Pas de cycles de battage médiatique ou de pièces de mèmes ici, c'est une infrastructure sérieuse conçue pour un DeFi conforme, des actifs du monde réel tokenisés (RWAs) et une adoption institutionnelle, avec la confidentialité et l'auditabilité intégrées dès le premier jour.
La plus grande nouvelle en ce moment ?

In a world where stablecoins have already surpassed $250B+ in supply and trillions in monthly volume, most blockchains still treat them like an afterthought.
High gas fees, the hassle of holding native tokens slow settlements these frictions keep billions of potential users on the sidelines. That’s exactly why @undefined stands out as a breath of fresh air.
Plasma isn’t just another Layer 1 trying to do everything. It’s purpose-built from the ground up as high performance infrastructure for global stablecoin payments especially (USDT). The standout feature?
Zero-fee USDT transfers. Thanks to their protocol-level paymaster system, you can send stablecoins instantly without needing any $XPL in your wallet for gas. No more I have funds but can’t move them because I don’t have the right token” moments. This alone could unlock micropayments, remittances, merchant adoption, and everyday P2P transfers in ways we’ve only dreamed about.
On top of that, Plasma runs full EVM compatibility powered by Reth (that fast Rust based Ethereum client), so developers can port dApps or build new ones without rewriting code. It uses PlasmaBFT a tweaked, super efficient version of HotStuff for quick finality (sub-12 seconds) and serious throughput (thousands of TPS). Add custom gas token support (pay fees in USDT or even BTC), a trust-minimized Bitcoin bridge for native BTC in smart contracts, and upcoming confidential transactions that keep payments private yet compliant, and you start seeing why this chain feels tailor made for the next wave of digital money.
Launched in late 2025 with massive stablecoin TVL right out the gate (top 10 at debut), Plasma already has DeFi integrations, a consumer neobank app called Plasma One for saving/spending/earning with stablecoins, and strong backing including ties to major players like Tether. $XPL powers staking for security, validator rewards, and fees on more complex ops, creating real economic alignment.
For anyone watching the stablecoin space explode remittances in emerging markets, cross-border commerce, on-ramps/off-ramps this feels like the missing piece. General purpose chains are great, but when your main job is moving digital dollars fast and cheaply, why settle for retrofits?
I’m genuinely excited to see how @Plasma evolves in 2026 and beyond. If you’re into payments infra or just want frictionless stablecoin UX, keep an eye on this one. What do you think could zero fee USDT transfers be the killer feature that finally bridges crypto to mainstream finance?

#Plasma $XPL

As the crypto market evolves, strong infrastructure is becoming more valuable than short-lived hype. This is where @Plasma is carving out its place. Plasma is focused on creating scalable and efficient systems that can support real-world usage, not just experimental ideas. The steady progress and clear communication show a team committed to long-term impact.
Why $XPL Matters in the Ecosystem
The $XPL token is designed to represent participation and alignment within the Plasma network. Rather than existing only for speculation, it supports the ecosystem’s growth and encourages community involvement. This approach helps build trust and keeps incentives aligned between users and builders.
Looking Ahead for #plasma
With consistent development and an active community, Plasma is positioning itself as a serious player in crypto infrastructure. If the team continues delivering at this pace, #plasma has the potential to play an important role in the next wave of blockchain adoption.

$XPL

Hey Binance crew, quick one from Rawalakot at 1 AM – can’t sleep without dropping this 🔥
@Walrus 🦭/acc is honestly killing it right now as the go-to decentralized blob storage on Sui. We’re talking massive files (AI datasets, 4K videos, huge NFT drops, DePIN sensor data) stored super cheap thanks to their smart erasure coding – only ~4-5x replication instead of wasting space like older protocols. Costs way less than AWS or Filecoin, reads/writes fly because of Sui’s speed, and the killer feature: blobs are programmable Sui objects. Your smart contracts can version files, add access rules, update metadata, or automate stuff on-chain. No more dumb centralized buckets.

$WAL powers everything – pay storage fees in stable-ish pricing (no crazy gas swings), stake to secure the network and earn, delegate, vote on upgrades. Community gets over 60% of supply through drops, grants, incentives. Mainnet’s humming since last year, integrations with AI agents (like Talus), media platforms, and more are popping off. Price has been holding strong lately too, real utility showing up in the charts.
In this AI/Web3 boom, decentralized data ownership isn’t optional anymore – Walrus makes it actually usable and affordable. If you’re building, farming, or just hunting solid infra, this one’s worth watching closely.
Y’all using Walrus yet? Stacking $WAL ? Share your thoughts! 🚀
#Walrus $WAL

Plasma se distingue comme une blockchain Layer 1 haute performance conçue spécifiquement pour les transactions de stablecoins, en particulier USDT. Alors que de nombreuses chaînes gèrent les stablecoins comme une pensée secondaire, Plasma intègre des transferts USDT sans frais directement dans sa conception de base grâce à un système de paymaster au niveau du protocole. Cela signifie que les utilisateurs quotidiens peuvent envoyer des dollars numériques instantanément sans se soucier des coûts de gaz ou avoir besoin de détenir d'abord le token natif—rendant les paiements aussi simples et fluides que d'envoyer un message rapide.

APRO Oracle émerge rapidement comme l'un des réseaux oracle les plus ambitieux dans ce domaine. Il ne se positionne pas simplement comme un autre fournisseur de flux de prix—il construit une infrastructure de données complète conçue pour les actifs du monde réel (RWAs), les systèmes d'IA, les marchés de prédiction et les applications financières inter-chaînes.
Ce qui distingue APRO, c'est sa vision plus large de ce qu'un oracle devrait être. Au lieu de simplement transmettre des chiffres sur la chaîne, APRO vise à devenir un pont entre des données réelles désordonnées et non structurées et le monde déterministe des contrats intelligents. Avec une validation alimentée par l'IA, un support multi-chaînes et un traitement complexe des données, APRO tente de redéfinir ce que signifie « infrastructure oracle ». Un financement récent, des inscriptions sur des bourses, des lancements de produits et de nouveaux partenariats suggèrent tous qu'APRO n'entre pas simplement sur le marché—il essaie d'établir un nouveau standard pour les réseaux oracle.

Votre description capture parfaitement l'essence de Kite AI—ce n'est pas juste une autre blockchain ; c'est le rail fondamental pour un monde où les agents IA opèrent en tant qu'acteurs économiques indépendants, gérant tout, des micropaiements à la gouvernance coordonnée sans supervision humaine. En décembre 2025, Kite a évolué en une blockchain Layer-1 compatible EVM mature, lancée sur la C-Chain d'Avalanche, et connaît déjà un réel élan avec plus de 1,7 milliard d'interactions cumulées d'agents sur son testnet. Plongeons plus profondément dans ce qui fait de ce projet une pierre angulaire potentielle de l'économie "machine-first".