From 'Re-staking' to 'Re-employment': How LAYER Turns Idle GPUs into the Airbnb of Web3?"
If you have a dusty 4090 at home, you can now rent it out on Solayer InfiniSVM — the rent is priced in LAYER, T+0 withdrawal to Binance, with a fee of 0.3 USDT.
Technical Breakdown (non-techies can skip):
• The GPUs on the node side are directly connected to the Solayer kernel via CUDA + RDMA, with task scheduling determined by LAYER staking weight; the higher the stake, the higher the GPU priority;
• The dApp on the user side only needs to call request_compute(lamports, duration), and the system will automatically match the cheapest GPU on-chain;
• All rental income goes into the 'Burn-to-Earn' contract: 70% is directly burned LAYER, and 30% goes back to stakers, achieving 'renting is deflationary'.
Test Case:
@sol_dev_joe rented out 8 A100s for 72 hours, receiving a total of 12,480 LAYER (≈2,340 USDT), netting 1,900 USDT after deducting electricity costs, with an annualized return of 340%.
Binance Alpha Zone will soon launch the GPU rental index contract (Code: LAYERGPU-PERP), allowing you to long/short the entire network GPU utilization with 5x leverage.
In summary: LAYER is turning 'on-chain computing power' into a tradable commodity, and Binance Square is its global wholesale market. If you don't rent out your GPU today, someone else will rent your profits with your LAYER tomorrow.
