After Bitcoin set a new historical high, the market's 'golden diversion' effect is quietly starting—large funds are beginning to look for the next hundredfold growth curve. In the SOL ecosystem, Solayer is rapidly absorbing liquidity, becoming the largest 'reservoir' for capital overflow with its dual engine of re-staking and liquidity re-staking.
Past bull markets tell us that after BTC rises, funds rarely remain stagnant, but instead overflow into higher risk, higher potential ecosystems. In 2021, ETH surged after BTC, followed by the explosion of public chains like BSC and Solana. This year's story is repeating, but the protagonist is quietly changing—under the support of high TPS, low Gas, and a strong developer community, the Solana ecosystem has become a new hunting ground for capital.
Solayer is the 'core infrastructure' in this migration of capital. It provides re-staking and liquidity re-staking services for SOL and Solana-based liquid staking tokens (LST). Users can not only earn their original staking rewards, but also gain additional income by supporting various AVS (Active Verification Services) and related blockchain solutions, achieving 'stacking staking rewards.'
This model has two trump cards:
Unlock locked capital—traditional staking freezes asset liquidity, while Solayer's LST mechanism allows your staked assets to still participate in other DeFi opportunities.
Capture multiple sources of income—within the Solayer ecosystem, users can earn staking rewards, validation node rewards, and liquidity provision rewards from a single capital investment.
As BTC breaks its historical high, more capital is looking for the next value curve. Historical experience tells us that this kind of capital overflow effect often leads to explosive growth within the ecosystem, and Solayer just happens to be at the starting point of this growth curve.
In the coming months, the popularity of the SOL ecosystem may continue to rise, and protocols like Solayer, which combine infrastructure status with revenue innovation capabilities, may become one of the biggest dark horses in this wave of capital overflow effects.