Solayer: From Restaking to Hardware Acceleration Infrastructure – The Remarkable Infrastructure Story of 2025

In the crypto world, not every technological innovation finds a practical place. But @solayer_labs is showing a different path: starting from restaking, this project is expanding into a larger ambition – where hardware speed, modular liquidity, and practical spending meet. With the technical milestones achieved and the increasing interest from both developers and capital flows, Solayer could become one of the most noteworthy Web3 infrastructure stories to watch in 2025. InfiniSVM v In August, Solayer made waves by achieving 100,000 TPS on devnet thanks to the use of FPGA and "mega-sequencer". The goal of 1 million TPS in the future is not just an ambition – it also paves the way for performance approaching Web2. This is Infinity: a hardware acceleration layer for blockchain. However, the speed is not sufficient if liquidity does not move in time. That's when sBridge comes into play. Unlike traditional bridges, sBridge is built natively for Solana. Transfer cross-SVM assets in less than 1 secondLow feesHardware-based security signature As a result, liquidity is instantly "liquefied". Market: Between speed and unlock pressure On August 11, around 27 million LAYER (~17 million USD) was unlocked, equivalent to nearly 10% of the circulating supply. Surprisingly, the price only dropped by ~1% that week, indicating that the token flow was absorbed quite smoothly by stakers and components in the ecosystem. Currently, the price of LAYER is stable around $0.50–$0.52, with strong resistance at $0.545. If broken, the $0 zone could definitely open up in 2025. About tokenomics: The estimated circulating supply is 210–284 million LAYER (21–28% of the total supply of 1 billion ). TVL reached ~10.9 million USD, focusing on staking and liquidity. The pressure to unlock still remains, but the actual utility value will be the key to maintaining the valuation. Build a growth momentum with real utility Sola Reset: each SOL or LST stake becomes a layer of security for multiple AVS. Holders receive basic yield + rewards from restaking, while still maintaining liquidity through sSOL. InfiniSVM: their stEmerald card: Module expansion: Solayer allows builders to deploy specialized rollups through CreatorP, directly linked to the original liquidity. A bridge between technology and trust Crypto operates in cycles: after the pessimism of 2022 comes the cautious recovery phase of 2025. In this context, purely speculative projects find it hard to survive. Solayer, however, chooses a different path: proving infrastructure, expanding liquidity, and ensuring transparency in tokenomics. Notably, in May 2025, Solayer organized the SVM Summit in New York – a strategic move to both affirm its thought leadership role and attract developers to build on its infrastructure. The next thing to monitor Q4/2025: US Dollar: the level of issuance and usage, especially compared to the unlock token rate. Emerald: do users really spend from yield on-chain? CreatorPad Ro: does the builder community deploy modules on Solayer? Unlock: does the increase in utility offset the supply pressure? Conclusion Solayer is evolving from a restaking protocol into a hardware infrastructure + modular liquidity + real-world spending machine. If InfiniSVM, sBridge, sUSD, and the Emerald Card come into practice together, Solayer could quietly become the "underground pipeline" for the next generation of high-speed Web3 finance. This is not hype. This is infrastructure in motion – the infrastructure is operating. #BuiltonSolayer $LAYER {spot}(LAYERUSDT)