Plasma recently adjusted its creator incentive rules, and this change is quite interesting — it directly removed the fan wall.

Everyone used to understand the routine: more fans meant more influence, and new accounts couldn’t make waves. Now it’s different; as long as your content is of sufficient quality, even zero followers can make it onto the leaderboard. The rules now favor the content itself. Spending just five minutes a day writing an article can earn you a reward of at least a few hundred dollars from the leaderboard, which is five times more than before. For players looking to shift towards content creation and earning, this is indeed a promising new direction.

The mechanism behind this system is supported by the XPL token. The design is quite sophisticated — it adopts a deflationary economic model, where each transaction deducts a small tax fee to automatically burn tokens and increase liquidity. This cycle gradually reduces the circulating supply, naturally increasing scarcity. Holders can also stake tokens to earn rewards and gain community voting rights. In simple terms, it ties the token’s value to the ecosystem’s development, giving every participant motivation to maintain the healthy operation of the system.