Recently, I bought some XPL to participate in an event, and indeed I got caught in a short-term dip. But after some reflection, comparing the decline of mainstream cryptocurrencies, I feel much more at ease.

The reason XPL can resist declines relatively well is ultimately because the project itself has real application support. After深入了解Plasma生态, I found that this is not just a paper concept—Rain is already live on the Plasma network, enabling over 150 million merchants worldwide to accept USD payments based on Plasma through Raincards. What does this mean? It means XPL is not just a trading asset; there are actual payment scenarios and merchant networks behind it.

Long-term investing should be viewed this way. What do short-term fluctuations matter? The key is to understand what the project is doing and where the ecosystem is heading. Plasma is building practical payment infrastructure, and this direction is clear, with long-term growth potential. Those temporary dips might actually be better opportunities for long-term holders to position themselves.

I am optimistic about XPL's prospects.