Solayer is an advanced Restaking protocol, natively built on the Solana blockchain, aimed at empowering decentralized applications (dApps) on-chain by increasing network bandwidth while enhancing L1 security. Its main objective is to provide more robust capabilities for dApps on Solana to ensure the security of block space and prioritize transaction inclusion.
Core Components
The architecture of Solayer consists of two core modules:
Restaking
Utilizing the economic security of SOL to ensure the security of other systems.
Shared Validator Network (SVN)
A centralized network on Solana that ensures cross-chain interoperability and resource optimization through shared security and infrastructure of Solana.
Restaking Architecture
Restaking is a key component of Solayer, and its main components include:
Restaking Pool Manager: Responsible for asset flow and conversion into Solayer-specific tokens (such as sSOL).
Delegation Manager: Handles delegation allocation across validators and AVS (Automated Validation Service).
Staking Pool: Responsible for selecting validators and maximizing MEV (Maximum Extractable Value) returns.
Shared Validator Network (SVN)
The goal of SVN is to achieve the expansion of the Solana ecosystem through the following features:
Cross-Chain Interoperability: Allows Solana-based chains to share the security and infrastructure of Solana.
Optimized Resource Allocation: Effectively allocates network resources based on staking volume to enhance network efficiency.
Technical Integration
Solayer offers various technical support to developers and integration partners:
CLI (Command Line Interface): Used to interact with Solayer, supporting endoAVS and Restaking operations.
API Documentation: Provides comprehensive documentation guides to help developers interact with Solayer contracts.
Smart Contract Interface: Provides a clearly defined interface for developing compatible dApps.