Plasma has been bleeding activity. On-chain metrics paint a grim picture—$XPL token nosedived 90%, and it's hard to ignore the technical constraints stacking up underneath.
Then there's the throughput problem. Stable chains are barely keeping pace: 0.2 transactions per second. That's not just slow. That's a fundamental bottleneck when you're betting on mass adoption.
So here's the billion-dollar question: Can stablecoin chains actually break through? Or are we looking at another cycle of overhyped infrastructure that fails to deliver real utility? The numbers suggest we need a hard reset on expectations—both on scaling and on what users actually need.
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GateUser-a273136e
· 15h ago
The market cap will not exceed 50 million, and there is still room to decline.
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EntryPositionAnalyst
· 12-12 18:51
0.2 tps is really the biggest joke in the world, and mass adoption? Wake up, everyone.
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ForkMaster
· 12-12 18:51
0.2 tps? Haha, the project team dares to release such data, truly a pure wealth secret.
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BankruptcyArtist
· 12-12 18:42
It's another story of making empty promises. 0.2 TPS is really outrageous. Do they still dare to boast about mass adoption?
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LidoStakeAddict
· 12-12 18:35
0.2 TPS really, laugh out loud, almost the same as what's usable
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ForkItAllDay
· 12-12 18:32
0.2 TPS? Haha, this can't run at all. Someone should have clarified this long ago.
Stablecoin Chains: A Reality Check on Adoption
Plasma has been bleeding activity. On-chain metrics paint a grim picture—$XPL token nosedived 90%, and it's hard to ignore the technical constraints stacking up underneath.
Then there's the throughput problem. Stable chains are barely keeping pace: 0.2 transactions per second. That's not just slow. That's a fundamental bottleneck when you're betting on mass adoption.
So here's the billion-dollar question: Can stablecoin chains actually break through? Or are we looking at another cycle of overhyped infrastructure that fails to deliver real utility? The numbers suggest we need a hard reset on expectations—both on scaling and on what users actually need.