In the Solana ecosystem, @Solayer may not be the most vocal, but it is definitely the project that understands how to turn technology into a tangible experience.
First, let's talk about its 'technical ace' InfiniSVM. This isn't just talk; it uses GPU hardware acceleration and has switched to ultra-fast InfiniBand networking. The previous testnet achieved 340 k TPS, with a goal of reaching over 1 million TPS and latency reduced to the millisecond level. The key point is that it is also compatible with Solana's SVM, allowing old projects to migrate with just a few code changes, so developers don't have to start from scratch.
On the product side, it is very user-friendly. The sUSD stablecoin is backed by U.S. Treasury bonds, allowing holders to earn returns, making it more reassuring than stablecoins without reliable backing.
The Emerald Card is even more practical; on-chain assets can be used for direct card payments, and users can book over a million cheap hotels. Recently, combined with InfiniSVM, it has achieved instant card swipes, so using crypto on the go no longer requires long waits.
@Solayer also frequently engages with the community, previously distributing 50,000 $WCT tokens to top users, and governance proposals take everyone's feedback into account. Even the inflation rate of token $LAYER is set quite realistically, initially high, then low, and finally stabilizing at 2%, avoiding premature dilution.
It's not surprising that such a project, which understands both technology and users, can quickly rise in the Solana ecosystem.