Most people know Solana for its speed. You stake your SOL, earn some yield, and that’s pretty much it.
But @Solayer is shaking things up.
Instead of your SOL just sitting there, Solayer lets you restake it—basically, put it to work securing not only Solana itself, but also bridges, oracles, and other services that keep the ecosystem running. And here’s the best part: you still earn your regular staking rewards, plus extra from these services. It’s like turning one paycheck into two.
CreatorPad: Web3 Projects Made Simple
Now here’s where it gets exciting. Solayer has this tool called CreatorPad—a no-code launchpad that makes starting a Web3 project ridiculously easy. No coding, no technical headaches. In just three minutes, you can launch a token, set its rules, and even add features like airdrops or staking.
It also comes with community-building tools baked right in. Want to reward early supporters? Run a DAO vote? Drop tokens straight to wallets? It’s all there, ready to go.
The Engine: InfiniSVM
All of this is powered by InfiniSVM, Solayer’s turbocharged version of the Solana VM. It’s built to handle millions of transactions in real time. That means no hiccups if you’re running a fast-paced game, an NFT mint, or even a high-frequency trading app.
$LAYER: The Fuel
At the center of it all is the $LAYER token.
Stake it, and you get early access to new launches on CreatorPad.
Join early, and you can grab special rewards.
Right now, Solayer and Binance are even running a $150,000 community rewards event to get people involved.
Why It Matters
Solayer isn’t just another staking protocol—it’s building the foundation for new apps and communities on Solana.
If you’re a user, you earn more from the SOL you already hold.
If you’re a builder, you can launch a project faster than ever.
And if you’re part of the ecosystem, you benefit from stronger security and new innovation.
It’s simple, really: Solayer is helping Solana grow up, without making it complicated.
