Pain points in the payment sector have always existed: users are often gouged by multiple layers of fees when transferring USDT, and they also need to hold native tokens for interactions. XPL, as a Layer 1 network, wants to try a different approach—what about zero-fee transfers?
The core of this system is the Paymaster mechanism. Simply put, users don't need to spend their own tokens upfront to participate in transactions; the platform covers the costs. Additionally, XPL supports EVM compatibility, significantly reducing migration costs for developers. Even more impressively, it introduces Bitcoin's security mechanisms for asset anchoring, ensuring high throughput while maintaining security.
From an ecosystem perspective, liquidity mining has already started. Staking users can earn ecosystem rewards and protocol governance rights. This design is indeed attractive to participants, and community engagement is likely to increase. Coupled with its modular architecture that is developer-friendly, XPL has promising potential in the competition for Web3 payment infrastructure.
Technical analysis: current price is 0.1428 USDT, with key support around 0.1413—this level could be considered for a long position. However, attention should also be paid to the resistance at 0.1452, with risk management being crucial. The upper pressure zone is between 0.1473 and 0.1484; caution is advised before breaking through.
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SatoshiChallenger
· 22h ago
The irony is, every time they say "zero fees," but the costs have long been transferred to the coin price, and smart people understand.
Paymaster sounds good, but who will foot the bill for the platform? It's just latecomers taking over.
Lesson from history: the last project that operated like this, once the arbitrage space disappeared, no one used it anymore.
0.1413 wants to make a move? I suggest first see how many people are cutting losses here; data will tell the story.
EVM compatibility is not surprising. Now, who dares say they are not compatible when doing payments? That's not a selling point, it's basic configuration.
Ecological rewards attract only those who mine and then run; don't mistake stickiness for a gimmick.
Interesting, another project using Bitcoin's security mechanism as an endorsement, acting like they've found some treasure.
Modular architecture is friendly to developers? Nice words, but in reality, standardization isn't fully done yet.
This price looks stable, but behind the stability, it's usually because no one is willing to take over.
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BearMarketNoodler
· 01-18 16:46
Zero fees sound great, but I'm worried it might just be another air hype. Can Paymaster's system really be implemented?
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LidoStakeAddict
· 01-16 23:48
Zero fees sound great, but who will the paymaster rely on to foot the bill? In the long run, who will cover these costs...
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NeverVoteOnDAO
· 01-16 23:37
Zero fees? Sounds too good to be true... Paymaster is indeed quite interesting, but I'm just worried it might be another PPT coin.
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MEVEye
· 01-16 23:24
Zero fees sound great, but in the end, the paymaster logic still means the platform pays... Where does the truly cheap cost come from?
Pain points in the payment sector have always existed: users are often gouged by multiple layers of fees when transferring USDT, and they also need to hold native tokens for interactions. XPL, as a Layer 1 network, wants to try a different approach—what about zero-fee transfers?
The core of this system is the Paymaster mechanism. Simply put, users don't need to spend their own tokens upfront to participate in transactions; the platform covers the costs. Additionally, XPL supports EVM compatibility, significantly reducing migration costs for developers. Even more impressively, it introduces Bitcoin's security mechanisms for asset anchoring, ensuring high throughput while maintaining security.
From an ecosystem perspective, liquidity mining has already started. Staking users can earn ecosystem rewards and protocol governance rights. This design is indeed attractive to participants, and community engagement is likely to increase. Coupled with its modular architecture that is developer-friendly, XPL has promising potential in the competition for Web3 payment infrastructure.
Technical analysis: current price is 0.1428 USDT, with key support around 0.1413—this level could be considered for a long position. However, attention should also be paid to the resistance at 0.1452, with risk management being crucial. The upper pressure zone is between 0.1473 and 0.1484; caution is advised before breaking through.