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Quick Take: Plasma Gaming Makes Economic Sense
Gaming on general-purpose L2s doesn't work economically. Even at a few cents per transaction, if a game session involves hundreds of actions, costs add up to dollars. Players won't pay that for entertainment.
Plasma fixes this with application-specific chains optimized purely for gaming. Transactions cost fractions of a penny. You can have in-game economies with microtransactions that actually work at scale.
The security comes from L1 exit mechanisms - valuable items can be withdrawn to Ethereum if anything goes wrong. For regular gameplay, the Plasma chain handles everything cheaply and fast.
This is how blockchain gaming actually reaches mainstream adoption. Not by forcing games onto infrastructure designed for DeFi, but by building specialized infrastructure for gaming use cases.
Early Plasma gaming projects have first-mover advantages in an inevitable massive market.
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