On-chain, there's always talk of 'decentralization', but those making money are always at the center.
Have you noticed:
• The project became popular, and the VC unlocked first.
• When the traffic comes, KOLs test it first.
• Airdrop rankings, familiar people occupy the top ten.
• After two months of interaction, your contribution value = 0.0007.
Every round of Narrative, what ZK, AI, Agent, DePIN,
It talks about user co-construction but does 'pull a thousand people to supply a private equity scheme'.
Web3 says it wants to 'empower users', but when you want to withdraw, it makes you wait for compliance;
It says you are a 'consensus participant', but when the tokens are issued, you find you weren't even on the list.
You are not a co-builder; you are an exploited mining machine, and you have no earnings.
💣It wasn't until I started 'reverse supplying energy' that I first received money on-chain.
I didn't participate in airdrops, nor did I trade coins; I just hung up an idle computer.
It automatically runs some tasks every day, claiming they are verification tasks for on-chain projects, AI reasoning, FHE calculations...
I didn't believe it at the time until:
• After finishing on the first day, the system page popped up: Points received 63.7.
• Points exchanged for sUSD → Wallet balance + 63.7.
• Binding the card → Apple Pay swipes away a dinner.
This entire set has no project token names, no recruitment, no screenshots, and no contract signatures.
But for the first time, I felt that what happens on-chain can become my real-life living expenses.
✅ I later looked at the entire system and realized it wasn't just 'hanging devices'; it really is a factory channel for 'on-chain power suppliers'.
The system is called Solayer.
What I do essentially is:
• ✅ Providing execution calculations for on-chain projects like ZK, AI, FHE, etc.
• ✅ Distributing off-chain tasks → User devices run → Give points.
• ✅ Points exchanged for sUSD → sUSD can be used for card spending or investment income.
• ✅ All processes are recorded on-chain, non-custodial, with no central authority controlling them.
It is the 'electric company' of the Web3 world.
You are one of the power stations.
Issue as much as you remember, cash out immediately.
It has nothing to do with whether the project likes you.
It has nothing to do with whether you are a big influencer.
You work, and it pays.
The more you run, the more you earn.
💳The card is real; I bought computer parts, ate barbecue, and paid my phone bill, all of which I swiped.
• It's not over-the-counter OTC.
• It's not a grey market payment chain.
• It's not about exchanging for USDT and then making a second jump.
• It's just a card, one USDC transfer in, and a cup of milk tea swiped out.
Web3 has disappointed me countless times.
Solayer is the first to let me experience a closed loop from 'working' to 'income' to 'spending'.
🧠Why is this the true 'equity' system that should exist on-chain?
Because it doesn't rely on you 'interacting to gain popularity', but relies on you 'providing resources to support network operations'.
Because it's not you chasing the project; it's the project chasing you to issue computing tasks.
Others create concepts + financing.
You hang devices + swipe cards.
We are not in the same ecosystem, but I finally have income.
You interact for three years, complete thousands of tasks, and all you get is a letter saying 'thank you for participating'.
I hung my device for 3 days and completed 20 ZK verification tasks, which earned me my first on-chain barbecue.
👇 Tell me in the comments: Which Web3 scam do you find the hardest to understand?
I posted the Solayer client address + points income calculator + card application entry.
If you don't try, you'll always be in 'interaction' and will never enter the 'profit-sharing layer'.