Scalability has always been blockchain’s biggest hurdle. As networks grow, most hit limits on speed, cost, and latency. Solayer, a restaking protocol built natively on Solana, takes a different path — introducing a vertically integrated performance layer powered by hardware acceleration instead of relying on modular fragmentation.
At its core is InfiniSVM, a re-engineered Solana Virtual Machine. By combining multi-execution clusters, RDMA, and InfiniBand networking, it pushes throughput beyond 1M+ TPS with ultra-low latency — fast enough to power real-world finance.
But Solayer isn’t only about raw performance. Its sUSD stablecoin, backed by U.S. Treasury bills, offers yield-bearing stability for DeFi. The Emerald Card bridges crypto with daily payments. And with full Solana VM compatibility, developers can migrate seamlessly.
What makes Solayer stand out is its role: not another competing chain, but a performance layer that amplifies scalability, security, and capital efficiency across the Solana ecosystem. For builders, it unlocks throughput and tools. For users, stability and access. For institutions, infrastructure strong enough for large-scale finance.
Solayer is betting that the future of blockchain scalability won’t come from compromise — but from vertical integration.
