Plasma Public Sale: Risks and Potential in Early Stages

While researching Plasma with my curly friend from Palestine (he's doing the research, I'm listening), the situation is far from clear. First, there could be issues with proof of funds, as questions may arise regarding the origin of the money. The token has a limited total supply, but the actual issuance could increase significantly beyond initial expectations due to a recent event where a certain individual issued multiple accounts with $50 million each (HKT at $50m per account), totaling around $5 billion. Additionally, a notable disadvantage is that you can only claim stablecoins that weren't purchased within the mainnet's allocation, which becomes withdrawable once the vault is bridged, and XPL tokens are distributed there. The potential for exponential gains seems doubtful; it's more likely about earning interest on deposited funds and facing potential proof-of-funds issues. Using impossible (likely an investment platform) appears more attractive because it probably won't require proof of origin for the funds, but it takes a 10% commission from your allocation and offers no guarantees—possibly no value at all in the future. Despite these negatives, I plan to attempt depositing a small amount tomorrow. For more detailed insights, read this article: Plasma Insights Article.