Behind the stable returns is the underlying logic of Solayer
Many people are curious: why can Solayer achieve stable returns?
Is it just another short-term model sustained by subsidies?
Actually, it's different; the underlying logic of Solayer is completely distinct.
1. The real cash flow of sUSD
• Users mint sUSD with USDC;
• The underlying funds enter the US Treasury market, generating real interest;
• Interest is distributed periodically, forming a stable cash flow.
2. The re-staking efficiency of sSOL
• Convert SOL / LST into sSOL;
• Delegate to AVS nodes to earn additional rewards;
• One asset, two layers of returns, improving capital utilization.
3. Points and ecosystem binding
• Swipe cards to accumulate points; on-chain interactions also generate points;
• Points can be exchanged for LAYER airdrops, directly linked to token value;
• Ensures a positive cycle within the ecosystem.
4. My understanding
The returns of Solayer are not "promises made out of thin air,"
but are supported by three layers of logic: RWA + re-staking + points incentives.
This is why it can operate in the long term.
Summary
Behind the stable returns is the underlying logic of Solayer.
It combines the cash flow of real finance with on-chain incentives,
allowing every return users receive to be traceable.
