#Solayer无限硬件加速
In the wave of Web3, Solayer is becoming a focal point in the industry with its innovative product matrix and technology layout. The ecosystem built around InfiniSVM covers multiple areas including stablecoins, staking, payments, and infrastructure, showcasing strong development potential. This article will delve into Solayer's core technological advantages, the position of sUSD in the on-chain dollar ecosystem, and how the Emerald Card connects on-chain payments with real-world consumption.
InfiniSVM: A Hardware Accelerated Architecture Breaking Performance Bottlenecks
InfiniSVM is a hardware-accelerated Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) blockchain developed by Solayer, designed to achieve ultra-high throughput (>1M TPS), low latency, and infinite scalability through hardware optimization. Its core technological advantages are as follows:
Hardware Acceleration and High Throughput (>1M TPS)
InfiniSVM adopts a Multi-Executor architecture that significantly enhances throughput by breaking down transaction processing into parallel executing microservices. Traditional blockchains rely on single-machine architectures, making it difficult to handle high loads, whereas InfiniSVM overcomes this bottleneck through distributed computing and parallel processing. Additionally, InfiniSVM offloads critical computing tasks to the physical layer using dedicated hardware acceleration modules (such as FPGA and ASIC), greatly reducing the latency of smart contract execution while boosting network throughput to millions of TPS.
Infinite Scalability
Unlike solutions that purely rely on sharding or parallel processing, InfiniSVM achieves true 'infinite scalability' through hardware collaboration. Its modular design allows nodes to dynamically allocate computing resources based on demand without sacrificing decentralization. This flexibility enables Solayer to be compatible with existing SVM ecosystem applications, allowing developers to migrate to a higher-performance network environment without the need to refactor code.
Security and Decentralization
In January this year, Solayer acquired the Web3 security company Fuzzland, further strengthening its technology stack and providing InfiniSVM with more comprehensive vulnerability detection and defense capabilities. By integrating Fuzzland's technological advantages, Solayer has not only enhanced the security of InfiniSVM but also ensured the sustainable development of the entire ecosystem.
sUSD: A New Paradigm for On-chain Dollar Earnings
sUSD is a decentralized, real-world asset (RWA) backed synthetic stablecoin based on Solana within the Solayer ecosystem, positioned as a key asset connecting on-chain finance with the real world. Its role and advantages in the on-chain dollar ecosystem are as follows:
Real-world Asset Support
sUSD is backed by low-risk assets such as U.S. Treasury Bills (T-Bills), and through the interest-earning feature of Solana's Token 2022 program, holders can earn an annual yield of 4-5%. This design brings the stable earnings of traditional finance onto the chain, attracting DeFi users and conservative investors.
On-chain Financial Applications
sUSD is not only used for value storage but can also participate in on-chain tipping and cross-chain transfers (now supporting the Base network), becoming a stable choice for 'earning passive income' in the DeFi space. With the widespread application and market recognition of sUSD, it is expected to become a mainstream choice for on-chain dollar stability, providing users with a more stable on-chain financial environment.
Emerald Card: Connecting on-chain payments with real-world consumption
The Emerald Card is a crypto debit card launched by Solayer based on InfiniSVM, aimed at seamlessly connecting on-chain assets (such as USDC) with real-world consumption scenarios. Its key functions and connection mechanisms are as follows:
A Bridge Between On-chain Payments and Real-world Consumption
The Emerald Card allows users to directly use on-chain USDC for consumption without the need to preload through centralized exchanges or fiat currency. Users can pay with USDC at merchants (such as Starbucks) in over 200 countries and regions worldwide or withdraw cash from ATMs, with all transactions processed on-chain.
Visa-like Settlement Speed
Leveraging the high throughput of InfiniSVM (internally tested at 340,000 TPS) and low latency (1 millisecond confirmation), the Emerald Card achieves payment settlement speeds close to Visa, surpassing the cross-border efficiency of traditional payment networks.
Non-custodial Design
The Emerald Card adopts a completely non-custodial framework, with user assets managed by smart contracts, eliminating reliance on centralized entities and ensuring fund security and decentralization principles.
Mobile Payments and Global Usability
The Emerald Card supports Apple Pay and Google Pay, allowing users to complete 'tap payments' via mobile phones, enhancing convenience for consumption. It supports online and offline payments globally and offers competitive foreign exchange rates, suitable for cross-border payment scenarios.
