I experienced Solayer's Emerald Card, and the experience was quite nice. There are actually BTC airdrops ranging from 10-100U and various token airdrops.

In addition to being able to link to Apple Pay for daily expenses, I didn't expect it could also be linked to the Apple Store, which is a huge plus for me. With it, I can easily pay for apps in the US region, like Twitter's blue check and ChatGPT, among others. It's worth noting that regular U cards can easily trigger risk controls, making them less stress-free to use.

In terms of spending, there's also the Solayer Season 2 points program to participate in, which is an attractive highlight that allows me to gain additional benefits while spending.

From the screenshots of the official Twitter's V1, the money deposited in the card has quite a few uses. It can be used to purchase government bonds (4% T-Bill) and also participate in Solana ecosystem projects, like @Perena__. This essentially adds payment functionality to the U on-chain, making it a solid PayFi story. The InfiniSVM blockchain, which Solayer is building with hardware-accelerated high-performance SVM, has also found its place, forming a complete closed loop.

Nowadays, new public chains are emerging one after another, but there aren't enough quality applications to go around. @Solayer_CN does not simply claim, "Our competitiveness lies in attracting xx applications to build on us," but instead works hard to create a closed loop, which is commendable.

Moreover, @Solayer has recently seen its coin price rise against the market trend, which makes me look forward to the future utility of the Emerald Card (currently can only deposit USDC, cannot withdraw, and cannot deposit SOL) as well as the entire InfiniSVM ecosystem construction. #Solayer无限硬件加速