As a Layer 1 chain specifically built for stablecoins, Plasma's actual user experience is indeed outstanding. The most direct advantage is the transaction fee—USDT transfers are basically zero-fee, and regular transfers are completely free. A leading exchange's on-chain withdrawal fee is only 0.012, which is almost negligible. What's more interesting is that many mainstream exchanges (such as a well-known spot exchange) now support Plasma's USDT deposits and withdrawals with often zero fee promotions.

This cost structure is particularly friendly for cross-border small-value settlements—fees are so low that users hardly feel them, transfer speeds are fast, and Plasma is fully compatible with EVM, allowing many mature DeFi tools to be migrated directly without additional learning costs.

Against the backdrop of the RWA (Real World Assets) wave, the value of Plasma is further highlighted. Stablecoins themselves are the most ideal settlement layer for RWAs—tokens like USDT, USDC, and others naturally carry real-world assets through tokenization. Since its mainnet launch, the TVL of stablecoins on Plasma has exceeded billions, and ecosystem expansion is quite rapid, with top DeFi protocols like Aave and Ethena already integrated.

For ordinary users, low transaction fees essentially meet market demand, and Plasma's performance in this regard is impressive enough.