Solayer is a restaking protocol on Solana. Users stake SOL or liquid staking tokens like mSOL or JitoSOL and receive sSOL, a liquid representation of their stake that remains usable across the ecosystem while still securing additional applications think oracles, bridges, and sidechains. That’s restaking 2.0: more utility, more security, same custody.
But Solayer doesn’t stop there. It builds a hardware-accelerated blockchain layer InfiniSVM that pushes multi-executor Solana infrastructure into hyperspeed. Using InfiniBand, RDMA, SDN, and programmable network hardware, InfiniSVM promises million-transaction-per-second capacity, near-instant latency, and horizontal performance scaling. It’s Solana hardware for peak performance.
Solayer also launched sUSD, a yield-bearing stablecoin backed by real-world assets like U.S. Treasury bills, offering a safer, more stable on-chain yield than crypto-native stablecoins—typically around 4–5% APY.
Real traction is already building:
$500M+ TVL with nearly 300,000 depositors placing SOL into restaking and unlocking sSOL power.
sUSD TVL over $32M within months of launch.
$22.5M raised from backers including Polychain and Race Capital indicating serious institutional support.
Solayer presents a compelling triad: plug-and-play restaking security, hardware-layer speed, and yield-enhanced stablecoin liquidity. For Solana’s future, it’s infrastructure that finally unites performance, capital efficiency, and real-world usability.
