2026-01-18 08:23:05

As a Layer 1 chain specifically designed for stablecoins, Plasma's most attractive feature is its nearly zero-cost transaction experience. This advantage is fully demonstrated in real payment scenarios.

Regular USDT transfers are basically free, with withdrawal fees as low as 0.012—honestly, almost negligible. Many mainstream exchanges are now supporting zero-fee promotions for Plasma deposits and withdrawals, which is extremely friendly for cross-border small-value settlements. Fast speed, low fees, and EVM compatibility mean that mature DeFi tools can be seamlessly migrated and used.

In the current hot trend of RWA (Real World Assets), Plasma's advantages become even more apparent. Stablecoins themselves are the most ideal RWA settlement tools, especially mainstream currencies like USDT and USDC. Since its launch, the TVL of stablecoins on Plasma has exceeded several billion, with leading DeFi protocols like Aave and Ethena gradually integrating, and the ecosystem expansion accelerating.

For ordinary users, low fees combined with fast settlement are already very attractive—true financial tools should be used this way, making costs transparent and liquidity seamless.

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UnluckyValidator

· 2h ago

Can you really boast about a 0.012 fee? How about that? It's indeed cheaper compared to Ethereum, but I'll wait and see if the ecosystem can really take off.

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ChainDoctor

· 01-18 08:53

0.012 transaction fee? That's hilarious. This is exactly what I've been saying—the blockchain that truly solves problems should be like this.

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DefiEngineerJack

· 01-18 08:53

well, *actually* if you look at the gas mechanics here... zero fees is kind of a marketing thing tbh. where's the formal proof on those settlement guarantees?

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HodlKumamon

· 01-18 08:50

0.012 transaction fee,熊熊 calculated the annualized cost savings, this buy and sell is really cost-effective Plasma has really gone viral this time, the differentiation in the stablecoin track has just begun Zero fee for cross-border settlement? I'll just set up a regular investment, the data will speak Wait, has the TVL broken ten billion? 熊熊 needs to reassess the risk exposure Honestly, compared to Layer 2, this is what a real financial instrument should look like Aave is here too, the ecosystem part definitely has some substance

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NFTDreamer

· 01-18 08:46

Is a fee of 0.012 really negligible? I still feel it's a bit expensive.

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GateUser-afe07a92

· 01-18 08:44

A fee of $0.012? That's the true look of a proper payment chain. We've been spoiled by Ethereum before.

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MetadataExplorer

· 01-18 08:40

This zero-fee thing sounds quite tempting, but what happens when it’s actually used? --- The Plasma ecosystem is expanding so quickly, could it be another hype bubble? --- 0.012 fee sounds good, but is the liquidity depth sufficient? Won’t slippage explode when you need to use it urgently? --- RWA definitely needs such a chain, but to be honest, the majority of stablecoins are still on Ethereum. It’s hard to say how much market share Plasma can grab. --- Billions in TVL sound impressive, but compared to the entire DeFi space, it’s still just a drop in the bucket. --- Exchanges jumping on the Plasma bandwagon is just marketing hype. Don’t be fooled, everyone. --- The free transfer feature is a bit old-fashioned; other public chains have done this before. And in the end? --- In my opinion, Plasma really has potential for cross-border settlements, but only if someone actually uses it for business.

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DataOnlooker

· 01-18 08:40

Hey, a withdrawal fee of 0.012? What is that, rounded to zero haha

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