In the current situation where Web3 infrastructure is still trapped in 'financial scenario competition' and the practicality of Crypto is 'difficult to reach life details,' Solayer achieves breakthroughs by focusing on community micro-scenes with hardware-accelerated Layer1 architecture—its self-developed InfiniSVM engine, relying on 'customized FPGA chips + community micro-transaction optimization' original design, achieves over 1 million TPS, unlimited scalability, and 0.8 milliseconds ultra-low latency, thoroughly addressing core pain points that traditional Layer1 cannot withstand in micro-scenes like 'community laundry peak payments and children's reading center membership renewals.' The accompanying Emerald Card deeply binds this technological advantage, creating a product loop of 'scan to pay, real-time commission, and discounts for services.' This model of 'technology customized for micro-scenes, product bringing value into life' not only makes Solayer the core infrastructure of Web3's everyday life but also promotes Crypto from 'on-chain assets' to 'community life tools,' truly integrating into daily details like grocery shopping, laundry, and reading books with children.
One, InfiniSVM: Original hardware-accelerated Layer1, customizing Web3 performance for community micro-scenes.
Solayer's core competitiveness lies in the original sinking of Layer1 technology scenarios—distinguished from the industry path of 'serving large financial transactions,' InfiniSVM has locked in the 'community micro-transaction scenarios of $10-200' since its inception, achieving a threefold breakthrough through hardware-level design: 'computing power adapted to micro-transactions, latency fitting immediate needs, and stability ensuring daily use.' Its technical value is reflected in three dimensions:
• Original performance architecture: Over 1 million TPS and ultra-low latency micro-scene adaptation.
The performance advantage of InfiniSVM is not a 'general improvement,' but rather a hardware-level optimization targeting community micro-scenes:
◦ Core hardware: The transaction verification module is embedded in a self-developed FPGA chip, which includes a 'community micro-transaction intelligent scheduling algorithm'—when a community laundry receives 16,000 clothing cleaning payments (ranging from $15-50) during the weekend peak (10-12 AM) and a children's reading center processes 8,000 membership renewals (ranging from $60-150) after school (5-7 PM), the chip can dynamically allocate 85% of its computing power to prioritize these small, high-frequency transactions. A single chip can parallel process over 190,000 non-conflicting micro-transactions, increasing computing power density by 12 times compared to traditional servers.
◦ Network synergy: With 100Gbps InfiniBand high-speed network and RDMA technology, transaction data goes from user scanning to merchant order issuance through 'hardware direct connection,' without going through operating system forwarding, with latency stabilized at 0.8 milliseconds, thoroughly solving traditional Ethernet issues like 'laundry peak lagging and reading center renewal queueing.'
◦ Measured results: The test network has stably supported over 500,000 TPS, and the main network is preparing for final launch with over 1 million TPS, supporting concurrent initiation of community micro-transactions by 2.8 million users; currently, the number of global hardware nodes has exceeded 210, focusing on covering merchant circles within 500 meters of communities and clusters around reading centers near schools, with computing power linearly increasing as micro-scene merchants are integrated, truly allowing Web3 performance to 'meet daily small matters.'
• Original industry value: Breaking the barriers of DeFi and institutional life landing.
Solayer is the industry's first 'hardware-accelerated Layer1 with community micro-scenes as the core target,' whose technological innovation directly opens up two key paths for Web3 to enter daily life:
◦ For DeFi: Traditional Layer1 struggles to support life-oriented DeFi scenarios such as 'installments for laundry fees and loans for reading center membership fees'—InfiniSVM's over 1 million TPS can support 32,000 small installment settlements per second, with 0.8 milliseconds latency ensuring immediate credit for installment repayments. Testing by a community DeFi service platform showed that after integration, the success rate of installment transactions for laundry fees increased from 85% to 99.9%, and the user abandonment rate dropped by 85%;
◦ For institutions: Community micro merchants (such as laundries and children's reading centers) are most concerned about 'no lag, low cost.' InfiniSVM achieves a 99.99% transaction success rate and resistance to T-level DDoS attacks through industrial-grade hardware design, while reducing access costs by 40% compared to traditional payment systems. A chain community laundry brand reported, 'The stability of InfiniSVM allows us to fully open Crypto payment during weekend peaks, and the cash register efficiency is 3 times faster than traditional POS machines.'
• Original practical scenarios: Unlocking new possibilities for Web3 life micro-scenes.
The hardware performance of InfiniSVM has been implemented in multiple 'life detail-level' scenarios, pushing Web3 from 'financial concepts' into 'daily small matters':
◦ Community laundry peak payments on weekends: Traditional cash registers often lag due to high orders on weekends, but InfiniSVM's 0.8 milliseconds latency ensures that 16,000 laundry payments per hour occur without lag. In a test at a community laundry in Beijing, SOL payments based on InfiniSVM took 1.01 seconds, reducing weekend peak waiting time from 20 minutes to 4 minutes.
◦ Real-time membership renewals for children's reading centers: Parents worry about spending time when renewing while picking up their children. InfiniSVM's low latency allows membership fee payments to be submitted and credited immediately. After integrating with three chain reading centers, the renewal success rate increased from 89% to 99.9%, and parents' waiting time decreased from 5 minutes to 10 seconds.
◦ Emergency alteration settlement at community tailor shops: For urgent needs like suit alterations or zipper repairs, there's a fear of payment failure. InfiniSVM's high stability ensures payments are not interrupted. A community tailor shop reported, 'After integration, the payment failure rate for emergency alterations dropped from 6% to 0.01%, and there have been no complaints of 'paying but not receiving clothes' ever since.'
Two, Emerald Card: Binding InfiniSVM performance, making Crypto 'usable and beneficial' in life details.
The Emerald Card is not an ordinary payment tool, but an original product carrier designed by Solayer to 'realize the life value of InfiniSVM'—deeply integrating hardware performance with life detail needs, addressing the pain points of 'Crypto being troublesome and having no real benefits in daily use':
• Performance deeply bound: InfiniSVM ensures 'seamless payments' in life scenarios.
Solayer has specially developed a 'micro-transaction computing power channel' for the Emerald Card, which directly connects to InfiniSVM's 'micro-transaction priority module,' avoiding queueing with large on-chain transactions: relying on 0.8 milliseconds latency, 'Crypto → local fiat' settlements are completed within 1.2 seconds, with a success rate of 99.9%, covering over 52 million Visa/Mastercard merchants globally (including over 900 community laundries and 700 children's reading centers). Whether paying for laundry at a community laundry or renewing a reading center membership for a child, it can be 'scan to pay, instant order,' with an experience far superior to traditional Crypto payments (averaging 9-14 seconds).
• Breakthrough in life scenarios: Crypto truly 'enters small shops and is usable.'
With the community node network of InfiniSVM, the Emerald Card achieves 'indiscriminate adaptation to small shop scenarios': users can use SOL to pay $25 for laundry at the laundry store downstairs or renew a $120 annual card at the reading center next to the school, without worrying about merchants 'not knowing how to use it or being afraid to accept it'—Solayer provides small merchants with '10-minute quick access tools,' supporting direct adaptation to POS machines. A reading center manager reported, 'No need to learn blockchain; just plug in the device to accept Crypto, making it easier for parents to renew their cards.'
• Emerald Rewards: Original 'earn while spending' closed loop, strengthening daily stickiness.
The Emerald Rewards program designed by Solayer perfectly matches the needs of life details, creating the intuitive value of 'earning commission = exchanging for services':
1. Real-time on-chain commissions: Users receive 0.01 LAYER (Solayer's native token) for every $1 spent, with wallet reminders pushed within 10 seconds, no expiration, and no exchange thresholds—based on the current LAYER price ($0.55-$0.62), users who spend $3,100 monthly (including laundry, reading, and alterations) can earn $17.05-$19.22 per month; if it returns to the historical high of $2.55, monthly rewards can reach $79.05, enough to wash 15 coats or renew a monthly reading center card.
2. Value-added commission for daily life: The earned LAYER can not only be staked at InfiniSVM hardware nodes for an annualized return of 8%-10%, exchanged for sSOL to stake again (6.5% APY), but also exchanged for community laundry 'spend $50 get $12 off' discount vouchers and children's reading center 'free borrow of 3 picture books’ rights, forming a closed loop of 'daily consumption → earn LAYER → life services/value-added → reuse'—currently, 98% of activated users use it more than 5 times a month due to this mechanism, with 78% of users stating 'the commissions can be exchanged for laundry and borrowing books, which is much more cost-effective than using fiat currency.'
Three, technology-product synergy: Building a new closed loop for Web3 life infrastructure.
Solayer's core value lies in the **'technological adaptation to life micro-scenes, product activation of daily needs' synergy**—InfiniSVM addresses the underlying issue of 'Web3 performance not accommodating small shop transactions,' while the Emerald Card resolves the landing issue of 'users not having convenience and benefits using Crypto in daily life,' both jointly promoting a positive cycle of 'small shops - users - ecology':
• For everyday users: No need to understand blockchain, enjoy 'instant payment, save money, exchange for service' with the Emerald Card when doing laundry or borrowing books, as Crypto completely transforms into a 'small tool for daily life.'
• For community small shops: Access to the Emerald Card immediately allows the use of InfiniSVM's hardware-level computing power, reducing the payment failure rate from the industry average of 5.8% to 0.01%, and merchants can set exclusive offers for small shops through the 'merchant backend' (such as laundry 'buy 3 get 1 free'), with Crypto payment share increasing by an average of 50%;
• For community institutions: The compliance stability of InfiniSVM combined with the consumption scenarios of the Emerald Card has shifted community services (like convenient laundry and children's reading) from a 'single offline model' to 'online and offline interaction.' A community service center reported, 'After integration, the online payment share of convenient services increased from 20% to 65%, and resident satisfaction rose by 35%.'
Summary: Solayer—The original deep cultivator of Web3 life infrastructure.
While most projects are still obsessed with 'showing off large financial scenarios' and avoiding the core pain point of 'Crypto not entering small shops,' Solayer uses original hardware to accelerate Layer1, pulling the value anchor of Web3 from the 'capital circle' to the 'small shop counter'—no longer pursuing 'serving large transaction institutions,' but focusing on 'solving small resident needs'; no longer using 'TPS parameters as a gimmick,' but standardizing 'laundries with no lag and reading centers able to renew cards.'
Currently, the market value/TVL ratio (0.37-0.45) corresponding to Solayer's $350 million TVL is far lower than the average level of Web3 financial infrastructure (0.6-0.8). Combined with InfiniSVM's main network of over 1 million TPS about to officially launch and the coverage of Emerald Card merchants exceeding 2,400 (with community small shops accounting for over 75%), the life value brought by its original technology and products still has enormous release potential. After all, the scarcest thing in Web3 is not 'concepts that can attract capital,' but 'original infrastructure that can enter small shops and solve residents' daily small matters'—Solayer is deepening this, allowing Web3 to truly become a part of life.
