Plasma said the launch is designed to anchor a stablecoin-first network and chase a trillion-dollar opportunity in global payments. The project frames itself as plumbing, not polish, promising rails for saving, spending, and settlement without friction.

The company says it will debut with more than $2 billion in stablecoin total value locked (TVL), which would place it eighth by liquidity at launch. That pool comes from a June deposit campaign that hit a $1 billion cap, a $50 million sale that drew $373 million in commitments, and a Binance Earn partnership for onchain USDT that reached a $1 billion cap.

At mainnet beta, Plasma disclosed it will roll out PlasmaBFT, a high-throughput consensus layer tuned for stablecoin flows. Users will be able to move USDT with zero fees using authorization-based transfers from day one.

Plasma’s pitch is utilitarian: deep USDT markets, lower borrow rates, and money movement like the internet. To support that, the chain is set to launch with 100+ decentralized finance integrations, including Aave, Ethena, Fluid, and Euler.

Chief Executive Paul Faecks cast the effort as “Money 2.0”—“one dollar with no borders”—arguing that open access to dollar-denominated tools can expand inclusion. The company says the vertically integrated stack is built to serve payments, foreign exchange, cards, and on- and off-ramps.

If the beta holds up under real traffic, the roadmap points to a fast follow of product rollouts centered on spending, saving, sending, and earning with stablecoins. The bet is simple: make dollars truly programmable and see who builds on top.

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