#plasma $XPL Plasma (XPL) is a high-performance Layer-1 blockchain specifically engineered to function as a specialized execution layer for the next wave of Web3 applications, focusing on low latency, high throughput, and stable, low-cost transactions. Launched in late 2025 by industry veterans, including backing from Tether’s leadership, it is designed to support stablecoin payments, decentralized finance (DeFi), and real-time AI agents.
Performance-First Design: Unlike general-purpose blockchains, Plasma focuses exclusively on rapid, reliable transaction execution, capable of handling over 1,000 transactions per second (TPS) with less than 1-second block times.
Parallel Execution: The network supports parallel processing, allowing it to handle many transactions simultaneously rather than sequentially, preventing congestion during high activity.
Split Block Architecture: To ensure efficiency, Plasma uses a split block design, which helps reserve space for stablecoin transfers and maintains low fees.
EVM Compatibility: It is Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatible, allowing developers to deploy existing Solidity smart contracts without modification.
Secure & Modular: While optimizing for speed, it maintains high-security standards (PlasmaBFT) and is built to integrate with other modular chains that handle data storage or settlement.
Plasma is aimed at applications requiring instant, real-time functionality, including:
Stablecoin Infrastructure: Targeted at mass-adoption of USD₮, providing zero-fee or near-zero-fee, instant transfers.
DeFi Trading: Reducing slippage and increasing market efficiency for DEXs.
AI Agents & Automation: Supporting continuously running, autonomous, and automated, on-chain systems.
Gaming: Providing the low-latency environment necessary for real-time, on-chain gaming experiences.
XPL Token and Network Status
Native Token (XPL): The network runs on the XPL token, which is used for gas fees and, potentially, governance within the Plasma ecosystem.
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