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1. Precisely Addressing Solana's Core Pain Points: Balancing Decentralization and Scalability
Solana's Challenges
Solana is known for its high performance (50,000+ TPS), but at the cost of high hardware requirements for validation nodes (requiring high-end GPUs/servers), leading to node centralization (concentrated in specialized institutions), sacrificing decentralization.
Solayer's Solution
Through **modular architecture** and **POSAQ (Proof of Stake with Adaptive Quorum) consensus mechanism**, ordinary users can participate in network validation using consumer-grade hardware (such as home computers).
Result: Significantly lowers the node threshold, enhances the degree of network decentralization, while maintaining high throughput.

2. Modular Design: Balancing Flexibility and Efficiency**
- **Three-layer architecture**:
- **Execution Layer**: Handles transactions (compatible with Solana Virtual Machine SVM).
- **Settlement Layer**: Ensures transaction finality.
- **Data Availability Layer (DA)**: Efficiently stores data (such as integrating Celestia or EigenDA).
- **Advantages**:
- Reduces main network burden and lowers gas fees through modular division of labor.
- Supports customized application chains (such as GameFi, DeFi dedicated chains).

3. **Native Support for Solana Ecosystem: Seamless Compatibility**
- **Fully Compatible with SVM (Solana Virtual Machine)**:
Developers can migrate Solana native DApps with one click, without needing to rewrite code.
- **Shared Security and Liquidity of Solana**:
As Layer 2, inherits the security of the Solana mainnet, while being able to directly access mainnet assets (such as USDC, JUP). #Solayer无限硬件加速