Recently, a topic has attracted a lot of attention—the new points activity rules launched by a leading exchange's platform. I took some time to study it and believe that this change indeed raises the requirements for content quality.

The previous operational logic was simple: as long as you had time and produced content wildly, quantity was king. But the new rules have shifted to a quality-oriented approach—your number of followers doesn't matter; article quality is the key. An account with a million followers can still get no traffic or points if the articles are poor. This is an opportunity for creators who are not famous but do produce good content.

Specifically, this round of activity only rewards the top 500, and one article per day is enough, but you must take it seriously. For capable content creators, it's still worth trying.

Regarding the token involved in this activity—Plasma (XPL)—I am quite familiar with this project. It is a high-performance Layer-1 public chain focused on stablecoin payment solutions. Its core feature is supporting zero-fee USDT instant transfers—imagine transferring USDT without paying a fee and with fast speed. This is indeed more efficient than some other solutions.

From a price perspective, XPL started at $1 upon launch and has since adjusted. But from a fundamental standpoint, the backing investors are quite strong—including Founders Fund, Framework Ventures, and Tether. Especially Tether, as the issuer of USDT, supporting Plasma itself indicates recognition of this direction. Some have built positions around $0.8. Looking at the long-term prospects, the demand for stablecoin payment tracks does indeed exist.