牛市老币灯

"Teacher, I made it into the snapshot, thank you so much! This is the first project I followed you to grab!"

This is the sentence I received the most in the community last year.
I teach people how to interact, how to bind, how to run RPC, how to check leaderboards, and how to prevent blacklists.

The tutorials I wrote have been forwarded hundreds of times, complete with screenshots, annotations, and recording.
Help newcomers configure wallets and guide them through tasks step by step.
In the end, they really made it onto the leaderboard, issued tokens, and some even received five-digit rewards.

What about me?

My address is always outside the leaderboard.
My records are always said by the system to be 'not active enough' and 'contribution not high'.

💢It’s not that I am not serious, it's just that I am really too tired

An old user in the crypto circle told me:

“I am not incapable of doing research projects, I just don’t want to be deceived again.”

I understand him, because I am too.

I made the interaction into Excel
Make node reports weekly
Label the wallet with colors
Even community screenshots have been categorized

What’s the result?
• Repeated failures in rankings
• Repeated absence of airdrops
• Points not redeemed repeatedly
• Repeated projects 'still under construction, future is promising'

The most ironic thing is, it was my 42nd project
The whitelist is out, I ran for a full two months without winning

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.

Web3讲了几年「共建」，结果你看看现在：
• L2节点是基金部署的
• ZK验证是团队托管的
• AI模型是中心云计算跑的
• 验证器、排序器、预言机统统在VC控制下

你说你是“生态贡献者”？
他们给你一份表格、一个快照、一个“感谢信”
再给你一笔小得可怜的空投，然后继续圈钱，跑下一轮融资

你干得比谁都多，交互跑得最勤，钱包地址最多
结果，项目暴涨，你啥都没分到
甚至你都不知道，链上真正赚钱的那条路，你从没碰过

🧠Web3的资源红利，一直被“基础设施机构”垄断

而我们连入场的门票都没有

你想成为节点？→ 不好意思，得质押几十万U
你想参与验证？→ 设备不够、链不开放、数据无回报
你想成为基础建设者？→ 项目只认“资方”和“熟人圈”

Web3不是没赚钱机会
是你被卡在「门外」，做了两年活，却没摸过“权利与分润”

直到我接入了 Solayer，我第一次觉得：这才是普通人参与 Web3 基建的正确方式。

✅Solayer不是另一个项目，是“链上劳动权的回归”

它做的是别人不愿意给你做的部分：
把本该属于你的「链上工作机会」还给你：

Solayer让你：
• 📍 安装客户端，接入算力网络
• 📍 跑ZK、FHE、AI、L2验证任务
• 📍 实时积分到账
• 📍 积分换sUSD，sUSD可以刷卡、理财、流通
• 📍 所有参与都有链上记录、公开透明、可追溯

你第一次不是等空投，而是做完任务就拿工资
你第一次不是“交互后项目看心情”，而是系统实时给你计算收益

💳而这套体系还能继续落地：sUSD + 卡 + 理财 +消费

这不是一张“链上工资单”
是你跑完任务之后：
• 把积分换sUSD
• sUSD绑定Solayer卡 → Apple Pay / Google Pay
• 刷卡消费，买饭买水，交房租买电脑
• 卡内余额还能理财，年化4-5%

这是「链上工作 → 变成现实收入 → 直接刷掉」的完整闭环
不靠平台，不靠代付，不走灰链，只靠你干了活

🧠我们以前做Web3用户，现在终于有机会做基础建设者

别人建项目拿钱，我们跑任务领钱
别人靠融资吃红利，我们靠算力分润
这才是公平的链上身份！

Solayer不是做交互，它是开启链上“劳动者觉醒时代”的第一张卡票

📢你以为你在Web3共建，其实你连Web3真正赚钱的那套系统都没碰过
Solayer才是真正为普通人留下的位置

👇评论区贴上你“干活没分钱”的经历，我送你Solayer接入指南 + 卡申请链接 + 收益模拟图表👇

#Solayer无限硬件加速

I ran 20 tasks, verification queued for 24 hours, can ZK really hold up?

The ZK track is indeed hot. Too hot.
• Taiko mainnet goes live, interaction volume skyrockets
• Starknet, zkSync, Scroll, Linea... various ZK ecosystems are frantically pulling in users
• TVL, interaction volume, RPC call counts all hit the ceiling

But have you noticed:

The task is completed, but verification has not come back
Interaction is done, but proofs are not generated, no points awarded, no hope for airdrops
You did not fail to participate, the validation network is completely overloaded!

Projects are competing in L2, but no one is competing in the 'ZK validation network'
This is the biggest bottleneck for the next round on-chain

Have you ever thought about such a scenario:
One day, you withdraw money from the exchange and find that all RMB channels are gone.
C2C delisted, OTC suspended, bank cards unable to receive payments, withdrawals subject to instant risk control, customer service only replies with two words: 'compliance'.

Don't think it's impossible—
In 2024, there have already been multiple reports:
• The banking system is conducting large-scale inspections of virtual asset receiving accounts.
• Multiple exchanges' C2C are under investigation, freezing thousands of users' funds.
• Hong Kong OTC was investigated, domestic funding chains were broken, users had no way to save themselves.

You worked hard to grab airdrops, interact, and stake nodes, but in the end, the money cannot come out, cannot be spent, and may even get your card frozen.

🧨He spent hundreds of thousands of U, but the bank locked all his funds by blocking his card - I learned my lesson and used Solayer card to directly swipe USDC

The most heartbreaking news in the cryptocurrency world this week is not about who went bankrupt, but:

👤 A big money-making tycoon in Hangzhou was caught by the bank’s risk control during the OTC withdrawal process, and 630,000 RMB in his card was frozen, and it has not been unfrozen for more than 72 hours.

No one in the group dared to transfer money, and the group became quiet.

This is not an isolated case. Recently, there are more and more cases of "banks raiding, card blocking, and fund freezing due to withdrawing money":
Some people said, "The coins have been withdrawn, what's the point of the card if it can't be used?"

Don't rush to turn it off, I know what you want to say:

"Is it another hair-cutting scheme? Another airdrop? Another grand talk, but when you check, the earnings are less than a dollar?"

I want to say, this time is really different.
My computer at home was not turned off last night, running Solayer, and when I checked my wallet this morning, I had an extra $6.

Do you think I'm doing GPU mining? No, I'm connecting to a new generation of on-chain computing power network, Solayer.

💡 What is it for? In one sentence:

Transform your unused devices into a 'computing power rental house' for others' ZK calculations, AI reasoning, and on-chain interactions.

We who are engaged in hair-cutting, interaction, and doing ZK/FHE tasks all know—

What did Solayer do to upset you?
• Is it not teasing you?
• Is it stingy?
• Is it hardware you don't understand?
• Or are you not even clicking on the white paper, not wanting to sign BRO, yet blaming the project for being too 'structured'?

Let me say something harsh:
You are not disgusted by Solayer. You are afraid that it really isn't just teasing you.

What projects are popular now?
• The less operation, the better
• The shorter the form, the better
• It's best if 'interaction = airdrop', 'screenshot = profit'

After you get used to these, when you encounter Solayer-like projects:

No need for extra words, the white paper is 60 pages long, technical terms that even AI cannot translate clearly

A few days ago, he opened Binance and found a currency called $LAYER credited to his account. Upon checking, it turned out to be an airdrop from Solayer. Even more ridiculous is that he didn't participate in any tasks; he simply staked BNSOL at the end of last year, and now he receives airdrops every day, completely 'free pickup'.

I thought it was a niche project, but when I checked, I found out that this thing is actually invested by Binance Labs, focusing on hardware-accelerated SVM public chains, directly targeting Solana and Monad, with airdrop value much higher than expected.

🔍 What is Solayer? Why is this airdrop worth holding onto?

Solv, I really advise you not to do it.
It's not that you can't take advantage; it's just that it's too disgusting.

Really, too serious, too troublesome, too unlikable.

You run a task, and it asks you to sign.
You stake some BTC, and it tells you it's halal compliant.
You want to grab some money, and it throws you a structure diagram of the RWA asset pool.

Are you a protocol? Are you a foundation training course?

The most ridiculous part is that it actually created a whole governance ticket system.
Called BRO, sounds like a rap artist, but when you click in, you find out you actually have to sign, vote, and propose.

I just want some airdrops.

I now completely understand why Solv isn't popular.

It's not that the project is bad, it's just that it doesn't cater to people.

You have completed the task, interacted, and sent the screenshot,
It doesn't praise you, it doesn't flatter you, it doesn't feed you airdrops,
You start to break down and say:

'It's better not to get involved than to roll to death.'

Brother, you are not rolling against others,
What you are rolling is your own fantasy of 'rewards should come'.

You have completed the process, but you haven't entered the system at all.

You say: 'I signed BRO!'
But do you have proposals? Have you voted? Have you bound the governance structure?

You say: 'I staked!'

I'll speak some truth:

I have been with Solv since the early tasks,
Interaction, binding, staking, pulling interactions... I did it all.
I even signed the BRO, wondering if I could participate in governance or something.

So what is my current state?

Used as a tool and thrown aside afterward,
Watching those who are truly involved in governance casting proposals and distributing the treasury on the forum,
And I didn't even receive a notification.

Don't say things like 'you also have a ticket'.
Do you know what the real gap is?
• I only realized that the BRO could govern after completing the tasks;
• And those people were already in governance, and their task was just to finish it off conveniently.

Sometimes if you don't criticize a project, people in the square think you haven't participated.

I just want to talk about Solv.
It's not that I didn't get the benefits; after finishing the tasks, signing the BRO, and staking SolvBTC, I'm actually getting more and more unhappy.
It's not that Solv doesn't work, it made me realize: I am not a real participant, I am just a data point in its script strategy.

🔻 I'm not happy, mainly for three reasons:

1. It's too quiet, not even saying 'you are chosen'.

I was thinking about whether there would be an airdrop, and then I realized:
Tasks done, wallet linked, signed BRO for nothing.
Solv is not like other projects—forming a group, making some noise, or issuing a list.

I really don’t understand.

In this day and age, if a project doesn’t issue tokens, you say it’s playing you;
When the project asks you to sign, you say it’s disgusting;
If the project doesn’t invite you to propose, you say it’s unfair;
Solv has developed a complete financial structure,
And the result in the square is:

“Isn’t the airdrop gone?”
“Finishing the task didn’t feel like a reasonable reward.”
“If no tokens are issued, I’ll leave the group.”

You’re not here to participate; you’re here to beg, aren’t you?

You staked 6u of BTC and think you can become an ecological governor?
You copied an interaction table and think you’re an early contributor?
After finishing the task, you say, ‘No tokens means it’s a scam’?

In the current environment of the crypto world, there are basically two kinds of people:
• One way to finish a task and shout 'the project is not trustworthy',
• One way to curse while continuing to take advantage.
• And there's the most bizarre one: didn't do the task at all, but cursed the loudest in the square.

What did Solv do that angered people so much?

No airdrop for you at the first moment?
Not feeding you short-term profits?
You find it troublesome to sign a BRO?

You don't not understand; you just don't want to think. You think that just being willing to open the link is already 'ecological contribution'.

Solv has been clear since it launched:

I've always felt that there is a particularly absurd 'misalignment phenomenon' in the cryptocurrency world:

You are obviously an 'outsider to the contract',
Yet you demand from the project in the tone of a 'core participant' every day:

"When will the airdrop be released?"
"After doing so many tasks, is this all the votes I get?"
"Did the project team not think about sharing the cake with us at all?"

You have some awareness and understand some processes.
But you haven't realized—you're simply not a member of that governance list.

What Solv is doing now is the hardest step in BTC history:

It's not about breaking new highs, it's not about the ETF.
It's about turning BTC into an 'asset structure component' that can participate in financial dividends, institutional governance, and compliant circulation.

You don't have to like Solv,
But if you just open your mouth to say 'garbage project', 'tasks too complex', 'might as well mine certain coins',
Sorry, I really have to scold you.

You’re using a system built by others, running a structure set up by others, profiting from a mechanism constructed by others,
Then you say, 'No token, no meaning'??

You say Solv is useless,
Then let me ask you:

Which project has managed to do BTC staking + RWA + governance voting all on-chain?
Which project dares to connect with BlackRock and Hamilton Lane without boasting?
Which project has passed halal certification, allowing Middle Eastern funds to legally allocate BTC?

What do you think the current crypto world resembles?

Like someone addicted to short videos,
Open Solv, look for three seconds, and if you don't understand—swipe away.
not seeing an annualized return of 999%—swipe away.
After watching, you need to complete tasks, bind BRO, study the structure—immediately say:

"It's too complicated, not suitable for me."

Yes, you really don't deserve it.

You live in the 'fast project awareness.'
Solv lives in the 'rhythm of the financial system.'

It is neither fast nor noisy, nor pretentious.
But don't forget, it is actually that:

✅ Seriously connecting RWA (BlackRock + Hamilton Lane)
✅ BTC annualized return is not printed, it's the true yield of bonds (3.9%).

In today's crypto world, to put it bluntly,
The more money you make, the less you use your brain.

BTC has already reached over $100,000, ETH has broken through $2,600,
Do you think the emotions have returned?

No, it's that the structure has taken effect.
And Solv is the only protocol in this round of structure that most people neglect as a "task system."

I really can't watch it any longer.

Every day in the group, there are questions like:

"Is Solv failing?"
"Will I get banned for using multiple accounts?"
"What should I do if my BRO binding doesn't show a ticket?"
"Is there a risk in staking?"
"When will the token be issued?"