I have always felt that the hardest part of Web3 is the 'self-circulation'. Many projects start off lively, but quickly fade away due to a lack of intrinsic motivation. The emergence of @Solayer has shown me another possibility.

Through restaking, the value of sSOL is extended to security, yield, and application scenarios, @Solayer has created a truly circular system. Users can not only earn yields by staking but also continue to invest their assets into new ecosystems. #BuiltonSolayer is the core of this circulation.

$LAYER plays a dual role here: on one hand, it serves as an incentive to ensure user participation; on the other hand, it acts as a governance tool, allowing the community to determine the direction of the ecosystem. The model of @Solayer does not rely on external infusion but instead forms positive feedback through #BuiltonSolayer .

I believe this is the true value of @Solayer . It is not just a platform but a model of ecological self-circulation. #BuiltonSolayer demonstrates how future Web3 projects should continue to grow, and $LAYER is the key link that drives all of this.