@Solayer Investment Research Narrative II: Guilds, DePIN, and Creators Collaborating under the Same Credential
A guild that spans chain games and DePIN attempts to tie all institutional actions to sSOL/sUSD: access, item discounts, and seasonal rewards are determined by sSOL × holding duration, profit distribution settlement and external settlement use sUSD; when activity heat surges, operations raise the routing depth of sSOL→LP to the target within minutes, doing market making refills without needing to "redeem—move assets—re-mortgage".
Two weeks later, the median time for profit distribution to arrive is compressed from T+2 to T+ same day hours, with the error rate dropping from percentage level to thousandths; the cost efficiency for new member access has decreased by more than thirty percent. The alliance applies the same logic to crowdsourced mapping nodes: new categories only need to adjust the weight, node qualifications light up within thirty seconds, and the volatility of the “daily output per unit principal” in the end-of-month report is halved.
Even more remarkable is cross-domain collaboration: the creator platform allocates ads and tips through sSOL snapshots, with priority ticket purchasing rights and whitelists for performances also recognizing the same credential, allowing users to explain who they are and what they have done without having to navigate three different systems.
@Solayer 's “funding interface” allows different businesses to write their rhythms into verifiable parameters, shifting organizational communication from “clearly stating” to “being visible,” and the increased reuse rate comes from credentials becoming a common language in the ecosystem
