Solayer's approach is very clear: to create a true infrastructure that serves developers, rather than just making empty promises. Its performance optimization and modular design allow development teams to get started quickly, without being bogged down by the underlying technology when building complex applications.
In the highly competitive environment of Web3, the ability to attract developers determines whether the ecosystem can survive. The high throughput, low latency, and good toolchain provided by Solayer are like a complete set of "arsenal" prepared for developers.
Who will truly become the breeding ground for application ecosystems in the future? I believe Solayer has that potential.
