As an ordinary user, I think there are really three points to evaluate a project: whether it's easy to use, reliable, and whether it will frequently tinker.

XPL gave me the first impression of being solid. The operational logic is very clear, the interface is user-friendly, and most importantly, the rules don't change frequently. This way, using it feels reassuring. Price fluctuations definitely exist, but they don't affect my daily user experience—this is far more valuable to me than short-term ups and downs.

Also, the community is very active. The official responds promptly to user questions, and this attitude makes people feel that the project team is truly reliable. Not the kind of laissez-faire approach.

Overall, XPL isn't the kind of project that will blow you away, but it's comfortable to use and can accompany you long-term. Such projects are actually worth paying continuous attention to.