Have you ever thought: when blockchain transaction speeds reach 'one million transactions per second', stablecoins are no longer just 'digital cash' but can also earn high annual yields while crypto assets can be directly used for global consumption with physical cards—how will such an on-chain financial experience change your perception of Web3? Solayer is turning these 'disruptive innovations' into reality through three core layouts.

1. InfiniSVM: A dual engine of 'hardware + protocol' that breaks performance bottlenecks.

The InfiniSVM built by Solayer targets the scalability and security pain points of the Solana ecosystem, achieving a technological leap through the dual paths of 'hardware acceleration' + 'protocol reconstruction':

1. Hardware acceleration: Integrating dedicated hardware chips (such as FPGA/ASIC) to optimize transaction processing logic, breaking through the performance limits of traditional software layers, with practical tests showing a single node can handle over 100,000 TPS (compared to Solana's native approximately 65,000 TPS), laying the foundational computing power for million-level TPS.

2. Protocol reconstruction:

- Optimizing the consensus mechanism: By employing lightweight Byzantine Fault Tolerance (LBFT) and hardware collaboration, reducing block confirmation time and lowering node communication overhead.

- Parallel processing framework: Supporting sharded execution of smart contracts, achieving transaction-level parallel computing with a theoretical peak performance exceeding 1 million TPS, far surpassing Ethereum (around 30 TPS) and Solana's native performance (around 65,000 TPS).

3. Infinite scalability: InfiniSVM is compatible with the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), supporting 'dynamic sharding + inter-shard communication', automatically expanding computing power as the ecosystem grows, avoiding the 'performance ceiling' issues of traditional public chains.

2. sUSD: A stablecoin anchored to national bond yields, representing a 'new paradigm of value'.

In the on-chain dollar ecosystem, sUSD breaks the traditional stablecoin 'zero yield' dilemma, becoming the core hub connecting on-chain finance with real-world assets.

- Underlying asset backing: Backed by low-risk assets such as U.S. Treasury bonds, issuing through on-chain collateral to anchor a 1:1 value to the dollar, combining fiat stability with crypto liquidity.

- Yield release mechanism: Users depositing USDC to mint sUSD can earn a 4% annual yield (derived from national bond interest distribution), compared to USDC's native 0 yield, activating the 'dormant value' of stablecoins.

- Cross-chain scalability: Through Wormhole NTT cross-chain to ecosystems like Base, in collaboration with Sidekick Labs to launch a tipping function, covering diverse scenarios such as payments, DeFi, and social interactions, building a composite ecosystem of 'stablecoin + yield'.

3. Emerald Card: The ultimate bridge for 'real-world consumption' of on-chain assets.

The Emerald Card centers on 'seamless integration of crypto assets into real-world payments', breaking down barriers between on-chain and off-chain.

1. Payment as mining: Supporting USDC deposits for yield (4% from national bonds), allowing on-chain assets to be directly used for settlement during consumption, eliminating the need for fiat currency conversion, with fees lower than traditional credit cards (about 0.5% vs 1-3%).

2. Reward system closed loop: Cardholders can receive $LAYER or partner token airdrops (such as Bitcoin from collaboration with Nubit, or CHAOS from Chaos Finance), incentivizing users to increase their holdings of ecosystem tokens, creating a 'use-reward-reuse' cycle.

3. Regulatory breakthrough: Achieving compliance through Visa's global network, supporting consumption in over 180 countries, with accompanying KYC/AML processes, addressing regulatory pain points in crypto payments to attract traditional users.

Summary: How does Solayer reshape the Solana infrastructure?

InfiniSVM addresses 'performance anxiety', sUSD activates 'stablecoin value', and the Emerald Card connects 'real-world payments'—the three core layouts anchor developers (high-performance underlying), investors (on-chain yields), and consumers (practical scenarios), forming a complete closed loop of 'technology + finance + implementation'. Compared to Solana's native ecosystem, Solayer is not only a performance upgrade but also innovates through 'yield-generating stablecoins' and 'compliant payments', transforming blockchain from 'geek toys' to 'mainstream financial tools', which is precisely its potential to become the next-generation core Layer 1 of the Solana ecosystem.