Understand the next potential hundredfold project in the Solana ecosystem in one article!
Open your wallet and notice that the balance from buying coffee with sUSD yesterday has increased by a few cents; this is the return on U.S. Treasury bonds, not an exchange subsidy. Solayer is quietly integrating on-chain earnings into real-world consumption.
Technically, Solayer's InfiniSVM testnet peaked at 340,000 TPS, crushing Solana ecosystem's 4,000 TPS. It employs RDMA technology for memory-level communication between nodes, reducing data transfer latency to milliseconds; the pre-execution model sharply reduces processing time by 80%; the Mega Leader structure equipped with FPGA hardware increases block production speed by a hundred times while retaining decentralized verification. Developers only need to "change an RPC endpoint," allowing seamless integration of Solana ecosystem dApps, activating scenarios such as high-frequency trading and real-time blockchain gaming.
sUSD is a U.S. Treasury anchored stablecoin on-chain, a collaboration between Solayer and OpenEden. Users deposit USDC to mint sUSD, with an annual yield of 4.33%, and interest is compounded automatically. The underlying assets are certified by Moody's, and OpenEden manages over $150 million in U.S. Treasury assets, allowing users to participate with just $5 and easily enjoy the returns from Treasury bonds.
The Jade Card, co-branded by Solayer and Nubit, supports consumption in over 100 countries worldwide. It is the first payment card to support Bitcoin Thunderbolt, featuring second-level settlement and nearly zero fees; spending also mines rewards that can be exchanged for various benefits; the sUSDC balance within the card continues to earn interest, with payments automatically deducted from the bill.
Top capital is betting on Solayer due to its triad strategy of re-staking agreements, high-performance public chains, and payment infrastructure. Its over-the-counter trading valuation is only $700 million; if the InfiniSVM mainnet is delivered on schedule, a revaluation is imminent.
Solayer has big ambitions, aiming to accelerate with hardware, benefit from U.S. Treasury returns, and directly tackle the core of the financial industry with payment cards. However, hardware acceleration may sacrifice decentralization, U.S. Treasury bonds come with risks, and the payment sector faces competition from giants. But when spending with the Jade Card and watching the sUSD balance grow due to Treasury returns, the financial revolution has already allowed ordinary people to benefit ahead of time, and Solayer is leading us to touch the future.
