Plasma CEO Fights Back: No Insider XPL Sales, 3-Year Lockup Confirmed!
- Plasma CEO Paul Faecks denied insider XPL sales, confirming a strict 3-year lockup with a 1-year cliff.
- He dismissed ties to “ex-Blast” projects and clarified no partnership with market maker Wintermute.
- Plasma adoption is strong, with 2M+ transactions and 5K new daily users fueling growth.
Plasma has been under fire with rumors of insider token sales, but CEO Paul Faecks stepped in to set the record straight. He confirmed that all team and investor XPL holdings are locked for three years, with a one-year cliff, leaving no room for premature selling. His direct denial helped ease concerns and restored some investor confidence after weeks of turbulence.
Reassurances and Focus on Stablecoin Infrastructure
Faecks emphasized that Plasma’s mission is not about speculation but about building a Layer-1 blockchain centered on stablecoin infrastructure. He stated that the project’s priority is delivering long-term value, not chasing short-term gains. Following his statements, XPL rebounded by 15%, showing a clear shift in sentiment among investors who had grown cautious.
Addressing “Ex-Blast” and Wintermute Claims.
The CEO also addressed community chatter about Plasma being an “ex-Blast” project, explaining that only a handful of the team had prior ties to Blur or Blast, while the majority come from top firms like Google, Goldman Sachs, and Square. On the Wintermute rumors, Faecks firmly denied any partnership, saying Plasma has no service contracts and only public knowledge of Wintermute’s XPL holdings. These clarifications aimed to clear doubts about hidden affiliations or insider deals.
Adoption Metrics Show Strong Growth
Beyond rebuttals, Plasma showcased impressive adoption stats. The network has processed over 2 million transactions, including 1.4 million in a single 12-hour window. With around 5,000 new users joining daily and over 70% of them becoming active participants, growth appears steady despite the FUD. Analysts even draw comparisons to Tron, noting Plasma’s potential to capture a significant slice of the stablecoin payments market.
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Plasma CEO Fights Back: No Insider XPL Sales, 3-Year Lockup Confirmed!
- Plasma CEO Paul Faecks denied insider XPL sales, confirming a strict 3-year lockup with a 1-year cliff.
- He dismissed ties to “ex-Blast” projects and clarified no partnership with market maker Wintermute.
- Plasma adoption is strong, with 2M+ transactions and 5K new daily users fueling growth.
Plasma has been under fire with rumors of insider token sales, but CEO Paul Faecks stepped in to set the record straight. He confirmed that all team and investor XPL holdings are locked for three years, with a one-year cliff, leaving no room for premature selling. His direct denial helped ease concerns and restored some investor confidence after weeks of turbulence.
Reassurances and Focus on Stablecoin Infrastructure
Faecks emphasized that Plasma’s mission is not about speculation but about building a Layer-1 blockchain centered on stablecoin infrastructure. He stated that the project’s priority is delivering long-term value, not chasing short-term gains. Following his statements, XPL rebounded by 15%, showing a clear shift in sentiment among investors who had grown cautious.
Addressing “Ex-Blast” and Wintermute Claims.
The CEO also addressed community chatter about Plasma being an “ex-Blast” project, explaining that only a handful of the team had prior ties to Blur or Blast, while the majority come from top firms like Google, Goldman Sachs, and Square. On the Wintermute rumors, Faecks firmly denied any partnership, saying Plasma has no service contracts and only public knowledge of Wintermute’s XPL holdings. These clarifications aimed to clear doubts about hidden affiliations or insider deals.
Adoption Metrics Show Strong Growth
Beyond rebuttals, Plasma showcased impressive adoption stats. The network has processed over 2 million transactions, including 1.4 million in a single 12-hour window. With around 5,000 new users joining daily and over 70% of them becoming active participants, growth appears steady despite the FUD. Analysts even draw comparisons to Tron, noting Plasma’s potential to capture a significant slice of the stablecoin payments market.
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