《When Solayer Turns 'Computing Power' into LEGO Blocks, LAYER Becomes the Universal Key to the Crypto World》
Imagine this: today you click twice to stake in your Binance account, and tomorrow you can own a 'cloud-based Solana supercomputer'—and even rent it out to make money. It sounds like science fiction, but Solayer has written it into the mainnet code.
Core Insights:
1. Re-staking ≠ Re-locking! LAYER's re-staking channel breaks down the staking certificate (sLAYER) into 'Computing Power NFTs', with each NFT corresponding to 1 ms of SVM execution time. Developers can assemble these NFTs like LEGO blocks to create AI training tasks, gaming logic, and even RWA settlement scripts.
2. Dual-token flywheel: LAYER is responsible for governance + resource pricing, while the newly issued HNT (Hardware Network Token) is responsible for real-time GPU rental settlement. The more LAYER is staked, the larger the HNT quota that nodes can rent out, leading nodes to crazily buy LAYER → staking rate skyrockets → the network becomes more decentralized.
3. Last week, Binance's Alpha Zone secretly launched the LAYER borrowing pool, with an annualized lending yield of 32% all paid by the nodes' 'computing power rent', creating a closed-loop funding with zero emissions.
On-chain data (as of August 20, 08:00 UTC):
• TVL 530 million USDT, +41% in the past 7 days;
• 3,214 active nodes, average staking of 1.6 M LAYER;
• Binance wallet holdings have surpassed Coinbase for the first time, accounting for 18.4% of circulation.
Summary in one sentence: While others are still competing over DeFi interest rates, Solayer directly lets you 'rent out' an entire blockchain. LAYER = Tokenization of Computing Power Beta, and missing it might mean missing out on the next NVIDIA H100.
