The InfiniSVM launched by Solayer, a technical declaration aimed at achieving millions of TPS.
The key logic of 'first-mover advantage':
1. Hardware-level acceleration vs pure software AMM
Traditional AMM relies on EVM/lightning network scaling, while throughput enhancement depends on the congestion state of the second-layer network; InfiniSVM, through a dedicated hardware instruction set, hardens the efficiency of validation and sorting by 3–5 times, compressing confirmation time from the source, directly benefiting high-frequency strategies and large hedging orders.
2. sUSD 4% government bond-backed 'stable coupon'
As a trader, I deeply understand the game between stablecoin yields and public chain security. Solayer's sUSD is based on U.S. Treasury bonds, offering an annualized fixed return of 4%, which protects the principal and hedges against market volatility, providing the possibility of 'long-term + short-term' dual optimization for my capital allocation.
3. Ecological closed loop: from staking to payment
Staking SOL can yield 12%, and holding the Emerald Card allows for seamless entry into real-world consumption scenarios. This 'on-chain – off-chain' seamless integration will attract more funds from pure DeFi liquidity pools to the Solayer ecosystem, further amplifying the network effect.
Phased pullback to the $0.735-0.65 range for gradual position building.
Risk control: stop-loss set below $0.63 to protect against maximum drawdown.
If the Devnet test goes smoothly in the future, it is expected to rise to $1.5–2.0 in the short term; in the medium to long term, it is expected to follow the mainnet launch to soar above $3.0.
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The DeFi ecosystem has entered the 'computing power competition' era, and the hardware acceleration route of InfiniSVM may become the key to determining the winner. #Solayer Infinite Hardware Acceleration 