The Solana ecosystem has recently become increasingly vibrant, especially with protocols like Solayer @Solayer that are using a very practical way to elevate the concept of 'staking' to new heights. In simple terms, Solayer is a re-staking and liquidity re-staking protocol based on Solana; it is not just locking assets but truly activating the capital that has been accumulated, allowing users to earn returns while participating in ecological construction.
Let's first discuss the core mechanism of @Solayer . You can stake SOL or use liquid staking tokens like LST. These assets are not left idle but are allocated to various AVS and blockchain services, supporting the secure operation of applications within the ecosystem and providing additional income for users. This model is quite clever—transforming originally static assets into productive capital for a win-win outcome.
On the technical side, #BuiltonSolayer has several hardcore highlights. For instance, their self-developed InfiniSVM utilizes underlying technologies like RDMA and InfiniBand to achieve near-zero latency network transmission, reportedly reaching 1 million transactions per second (TPS). This means a smoother experience for high-frequency trading, gaming, or complex DeFi scenarios. Coupled with a mechanism called swQoS—allocating block space and transaction priority according to staking weight—not only does it prevent witch attacks, but it also allows high-staking users to enjoy better network services, making resource allocation more reasonable.
The economic model is also designed with multiple layers. Users not only receive the original MEV-boosted staking rewards but also additional rewards from Solayer and even incentives from partner projects like kamin and orca. Their launched sSOL allows users to maintain fund liquidity during the staking period and participate in other applications; whereas sUSD is even more interesting, as it is a synthetic stablecoin backed by U.S. Treasury bonds, anchoring to the U.S. dollar while providing an annual yield of 4.33%, essentially offering a low-risk fixed-income product on-chain.
In terms of ecological cooperation, Solayer @Solayer has already made deep integrations with mainstream wallets such as Phantom, Solflare, and Ledger, facilitating seamless access for users. Its re-staking model supports various scenarios: lending, trading, payments, LP, etc., gradually making it a core hub in the Solana DeFi stack.
In terms of security, Solayer is also quite solid. All contracts undergo third-party audits, and key upgrades require multi-signature DAO approval. Additionally, with a distributed node design and a 24-hour monitoring mechanism, it is said to reduce the risk of losses from single point attacks by over 70%.
From the roadmap perspective, the planning of #BuiltonSolayer is also very clear: first, expand the re-staking scale, integrate more LSTs, and promote sUSD; then launch the InfiniSVM mainnet to achieve million TPS; further down the line, it will expand cross-chain bridging and the integration of real-world assets (RWA). Currently, its TVL has reached 140 million USD, and sUSD surpassed 32 million within three months of launch, indicating good market acceptance.
The total supply of the token $LAYER is 1 billion, with more than half allocated to community and ecological incentives, while the proportion held by the team and institutions is reasonably controlled. It is not only a functional token but also used for governance, staking, and various service access within the ecosystem. As the application scenarios increase, actual demand will gradually rise.
Overall, Solayer is not just a yield tool; it is more like redefining capital efficiency and security models. It combines technical performance, economic incentives, and ecological construction, becoming an indispensable infrastructure in the Solana ecosystem. If the InfiniSVM can be successfully implemented and cross-chain and RWA scenarios can continue to expand, its value support will be even stronger.
