Most blockchains inadvertently require their users to price transactions in a volatile currency. Gas is now a volatile unit of account, causing friction that has nothing to do with the complexity of execution. Plasma highlights this issue by building settlement infrastructure around stablecoins instead of fee markets. Gasless USDT transfers decouple pricing noise from actual value movement, while stablecoin-first gas ensures that execution prices are numerically stable across time. Sub-second finality via PlasmaBFT closes accounting windows, shrinking the gaps that are normally common in payment-focused systems. Bitcoin-secured security externalizes trust, making fee tampering a non-governance issue. From an accounting perspective, Plasma is less a speculative execution platform and more a deterministic financial infrastructure. The end result is not merely efficiency but also transparency: balances change, prices are clear, and settlement is now auditable without temporal or pricing noise. 
Plasma indicates that the next generation of blockchain infrastructure will not be about faster blocks but about stable measurement at the base of decentralized value systems.
