Why Solayer's InfiniSVM Can Completely Revolutionize On-Chain Finance? Hardware-Accelerated Millions of TPS is Just the Beginning
While the market is still debating the performance bottlenecks of Layer 1, Solayer's InfiniSVM has already provided an empirical answer—achieving millions of TPS under the conditions of custom hardware acceleration, unlimited scalability, and sub-second latency. This not only redefines the technical boundaries of public chains but also provides a technological foundation for institutional-level on-chain financial applications for the first time. The logic behind this is simple: while Ethereum is still entangled in sharding technology, Solana's traditional architecture is limited by physical constraints, and Solayer chooses to directly reconstruct the underlying virtual machine with hardware acceleration. Can this dimensionality reduction shock become the standard configuration for the next generation of public chains?
Hardware Acceleration: From the Laboratory to the Wild Growth of Millions of TPS
The core breakthrough of InfiniSVM lies in offloading compute-intensive tasks to FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) and ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuit) hardware layers. This design has improved the execution efficiency of smart contracts by more than 50 times, with empirical network throughput stably exceeding 1.2 million TPS, and latency controlled within 300 milliseconds, already approaching the response speed of the Nasdaq Stock Exchange. In contrast, the peak TPS of the Solana mainnet is around 4000 TPS, and the performance of Ethereum's L2 layer generally hovers between 2000-5000 TPS; the performance advantage of InfiniSVM is not an incremental improvement but rather a magnitude crushing.
More critically, its horizontal scaling capability. Through dynamic sharding technology and pooling of hardware resources, InfiniSVM can automatically allocate computing resources based on demand. In the stress testing of the testnet, when the number of nodes expanded from 100 to 10,000, the network performance maintained linear growth, and Gas fees fluctuated below 3%. This feature gives Solayer a natural advantage in scenarios involving high-frequency trading, real-time derivatives clearing, and also paves the technological road for the large-scale on-chain of RWA assets.
