1M+ TPS is not just a numbers game: How Solayer is changing on-chain finance?
One of the recent hot topics on Binance is, "How fast does a public chain really need to be?" Some say 10K TPS is enough, while others say it needs to be at least 100K. However, @Solayer 's InfiniSVM directly offers 1M+ TPS, causing a stir in the market.
In simple terms: TPS is like the "queue speed" at an amusement park. Traditional chains are like amusement rides that can only accommodate 10 people at a time, causing frustration in the queue; InfiniSVM turns the ride into an "infinite capacity high-speed train," allowing thousands of people to board simultaneously and still depart on time.
Professional Breakdown
Ultra-Low Latency (<1ms Finality): Ensures transaction settlement with almost imperceptible delay.
Hardware Acceleration: Significantly increases throughput through dedicated hardware and instruction set optimization (Instruction-Level Parallelism).
Scalability: Adopts a horizontal scaling architecture, theoretically with no limits.
Community Perspective and Market Heat
The community at Binance Square believes this represents a real challenge to traditional financial applications such as "High-Frequency Trading (HFT) and Real-Time Settlement." On-chain data also shows that the interaction rate of the keywords "hardware acceleration + public chain" increased by 35% within a week.
Novel Perspective
This is not just a numerical competition of TPS, but a shift from "software thinking to hardware thinking." Just as cloud computing had to introduce GPUs, Solayer may become the first "hardware-grade Layer 1" in Web3.
As for myself, MooKing, I would prefer to observe long-term, especially whether it can attract institutional-level funds. Retail users only need "no lag," but institutions demand "financial-grade performance + stability."
👉 What do you think? Should public chains first win over retail users or capture the institutional market?
#MooKing See you next time in the classroom!
