$LAYER Navigation: Solayer makes SOL staking go from "solo" to "more work, more rewards"
In the Solana ecosystem, SOL staking used to be like "dead money on guard"—locked in only to earn basic returns, and wanting to switch to more flexible operations required unlocking first. But @Solayer brought a re-staking protocol, which is like giving SOL a "shadow clone technique": stake once, and you can secure the network while earning basic rewards, support AVS for extra earnings, and even use the staking certificate as "liquid money". $LAYER is the key to mastering all of this.
#BuiltonSolayer 's core is "not wasting any computing power". In traditional staking, locked SOL can only do one thing—help the network keep accounts. But in Solayer, staked SOL can simultaneously act as a "safety net" for multiple active validation services (AVS): for instance, verifying a cross-chain bridge for rewards, and supporting oracles for subsidies, equivalent to one SOL doing multiple jobs. Even better, it provides a "liquid certificate" sSOL, allowing holders to lend in DeFi protocols to earn interest, or exchange for stablecoins without worrying about "staking means no liquidity".
The "hard technology" hidden in @Solayer is also impressive. Their InfiniSVM engine boosts Solana's already fast speed even further—claiming to handle millions of transactions per second, which is no small upgrade. For developers, this means building applications on #BuiltonSolayer without worrying about performance bottlenecks; for ordinary users, whether staking, swapping for sSOL, or claiming rewards, it all happens instantly with a click, offering a much smoother experience than traditional staking platforms.
LAYER is a "jack of all trades" in the ecosystem: holding the token allows voting on rule changes, like whether to add new AVS collaborations; validators wanting to grab quality tasks need to stake LAYER as "good faith money"; even users inviting friends to stake receive rewards in LAYER. It connects "users, validators, and developers" together— the more bustling the ecosystem, the more useful LAYER becomes; the more valuable $LAYER is, the more people are willing to help build the ecosystem.
Looking ahead, @Solayer is not just a staking tool; it aims to turn SOL staking into a "financial hub": in the future, holding sSOL can swipe an emerald card to buy coffee, use sUSD stablecoins to pay bills, and staked SOL can generate income while also being used for daily expenses. This is truly "activating on-chain assets".
