SOL breaks the "staking dilemma"! Borrow USDC across chains without switching wallets?

Switching between 5 Web3 wallets is the most annoying "multi-chain fragmentation": Staking SOL on Solana to lend on Ethereum requires switching wallets and incurring cross-chain fees; buying coffee with crypto means converting to fiat first, which is a hassle until encountering Solayer, realizing that wallets can be this "free"

sSOL alleviates liquidity pain: The sSOL earned from staking doesn't restrict Solana's future cross-chain capabilities, allowing direct borrowing of USDC on Ethereum and spending on other chains without manual chain switching — this is the prototype of the "multi-chain universal key"

sUSD simplifies crypto adoption: Previously, buying plane tickets with crypto required multiple exchanges; now with sUSD as a payment bridge, perhaps in the future payments could be made just by scanning a wallet, without worrying about "how to use on-chain assets." While it seems like an "ideal state," Solayer's "cross-chain + RWA" approach is not just a protocol: it helps wallets break the boundaries of chains, allowing flexible asset usage. In the future of cross-chain implementation, perhaps I really won't need to switch wallets anymore.

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