A few days ago, he opened Binance and found a currency called $LAYER credited to his account. Upon checking, it turned out to be an airdrop from Solayer. Even more ridiculous is that he didn't participate in any tasks; he simply staked BNSOL at the end of last year, and now he receives airdrops every day, completely 'free pickup'.
I thought it was a niche project, but when I checked, I found out that this thing is actually invested by Binance Labs, focusing on hardware-accelerated SVM public chains, directly targeting Solana and Monad, with airdrop value much higher than expected.
🔍 What is Solayer? Why is this airdrop worth holding onto?
Solayer focuses on one term: hardware-level SVM public chain (InfiniSVM).
• Solana is a high-speed public chain on the software side;
• Monad optimizes the throughput of the virtual machine;
• Solayer has incorporated 'RDMA + InfiniBand + SDN' into the blockchain architecture.
What it aims to do is run the entire SVM on a real hardware network, with TPS at a million level and latency of 0.01 seconds.
This thing is not about hyping Meme, not about blowing up layer3, and not about 'recreating Ethereum'.
It genuinely addresses the performance bottleneck of Web3 by utilizing 'server-level' resources, along with the compatible ecosystem of SVM, belonging to Solana's hardware parallel universe.
💰 How high are the airdrop rewards? Is there still time?
If you participated in the Genesis Drop last year or bound BNSOL, you can receive $LAYER every day now.
According to current data, BNSOL users share 25,806 LAYER daily, with weekly rewards worth tens to hundreds of dollars; the key is: no interaction, no risk control, no complex barriers.
✅ Holding or staking BNSOL allows you to automatically receive airdrops.
✅ You can participate in Binance's locked products and enjoy a 12.9% annual weighted yield.
✅ If you missed the Genesis Drop, you can still enjoy long-term new distributions.
🧠 Why do I start to see potential in this project and not just take the rewards and run?
Solayer's narrative is different from those projects in the past two years that 'hyped structure and performance':
• It doesn't solve software scalability, but genuinely accelerates the hardware concurrency bottleneck;
• It doesn't go all in on Meme, but builds the foundation for DeFi capabilities from the ground up (a million TPS is not just for show);
• It doesn't rely on airdrops to sustain the community, but attracts new developers through SVM interoperability + governance system + structural governance.
Isn't this what Solana was doing in 2021?
Isn't this the hype Ethereum Layer2 was making in 2023?
But Solayer starts directly from servers, switches, and node communication protocols; it's not a software upgrade, it's an infrastructure revolution.
I'm not afraid you don't understand Solayer now; I'm afraid you'll wake up only to see the moment it goes live on exchanges.
The airdrop is not the end, but rather the beginning of Solayer recruiting 'smart node users'.
Not many people have figured out what this structure hides yet, but once you understand that LAYER is **'structural governance token + hardware distributed node mapping certificate'** — you will realize:
Solayer's airdrop is not a benefit, it's a ticket.
Solayer didn't tell you how to play; it wants to see — do you qualify to participate in the next Solana opening.
If you have BNSOL, not claiming is a waste;
If you don't have BNSOL, don't say I didn't remind you, this kind of airdrop doesn't happen every day.
