Recently, Plasma's creator task activity on the square has been quite interesting. With 1,000 reward slots of 500U each and 5,000 participants, it means that on average, 1 in every 5 people will receive a reward—this winning probability is indeed not low. It's worth noting that many projects' airdrop activities have long become highly competitive, and a 20% payout rate is still quite rare in the current ecosystem.

However, beyond just looking at the reward numbers, what’s more worth pondering is what Plasma itself is thinking.

The competition in the Layer2 track is now very fierce, and everyone is aware of it. Optimism, Arbitrum, Starkware… each is pushing forward with different technical solutions. Plasma's approach is more pragmatic—without blindly pursuing flashy technology, it finds a balance between efficiency and security. The on-chain processing speed has improved, and by using mature cryptographic verification mechanisms to safeguard asset security, this approach remains quite solid among current Layer2 projects.

What’s even more interesting is its ecological imagination space. Modular blockchain has now become a consensus direction in the industry, and Plasma’s architecture is naturally suited to this trend. In the future, it can either connect to more public chains or support more complex DeFi applications—this system can handle both. Scalability here is not a problem but an advantage.

In the short term, this activity is a good opportunity for participation; but from a long-term perspective, how well Plasma’s technical roadmap is implemented and how far its ecosystem can expand are still worth observing. Projects like this often determine the ceiling of their future at this stage.