For many years, the transaction fees generated from large USDT trades have been continuously flowing out. How can we reclaim this piece of the pie? A Layer1 public chain focused on stablecoin settlement has provided a new approach.

This chain adopts a "deep vertical" strategy—using Bitcoin-level security anchoring combined with modular technology to create the ultimate settlement platform for USDT and BTC. Since its Beta mainnet launched in September last year, the stablecoin deposits have exceeded $7 billion, with the first-week TVL soaring to $8.7 billion, speaking with real numbers.

Technically, it doesn't pursue flashy features; instead, it integrates mature solutions into a solid competitive barrier. The underlying PlasmaBFT consensus algorithm achieves second-level confirmation and thousands of TPS throughput. Paired with the Rust-written Reth client, it guarantees full EVM compatibility, allowing developers to migrate projects at zero cost. More details include integrating the EIP-4337 account abstraction standard's Paymaster mechanism, enabling users to transfer USDT with zero fees—this truly hits the pain point.

The native token XPL is deeply tied to the ecosystem's rights and interests, becoming the core value carrier capturing this wave of stablecoin growth. Compared to general-purpose tokens of multi-use public chains, its rights and interests logic is clearer and easier to build strong consensus on.