The launch of Plasma’s native token, XPL, has been followed by strong market interest and, inevitably, speculation.
Paul emphasized that the rumor of early sales is false, pointing out that Plasma’s token economics were designed to protect community trust. The project’s long-term lockup schedule helps ensure stability during its early growth stage. In an industry often criticized for quick exits and short-term speculation, such safeguards are increasingly important.
Another rumor Paul addressed concerned the makeup of Plasma’s team. While three of the roughly 50 employees previously worked at NFT marketplace Blur or Blast, he argued it would be misleading to label Plasma an “ex-Blast” project. Team members also hail from major firms such as Google, Facebook, Square, Temasek, Goldman Sachs, and Nuvei. Paul said the company is proud of the talent it has gathered and views this diversity of experience as one of its biggest strengths.
On September 27, Plasma announced a major milestone: in only two days since launch, stablecoin supply on its network has already surged past $7 billion. This rapid growth highlights the strong demand for stablecoins within the Plasma ecosystem and underscores its potential as a leading hub for digital dollar liquidity.
The scale of adoption in such a short time signals rising confidence from users and institutions alike, setting the stage for Plasma to play a central role in the future of decentralized finance.
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RLUSDWe’ve seen a number of rumors circulating since the launch of XPL and want to set the record straight. 1/ No team members have sold any XPL. All investor and team XPL is locked for 3 years with a 1 year cliff. 2/ Of our team of ~50, three spent time at Blur or Blast. Our team Show more
In just 2 days, stablecoin supply on Plasma has surpassed $7 billion. The future is bright.
