Solayer will break through the limits of Solana with InfiniSVM and break the deadlock of EigenLayer mode

Solayer co-founder Jason Li delivered a speech at the Solana Hong Kong Summit, announcing the company's grand plan to expand the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) and its commitment to shaping the future of blockchain performance.

Not Adopting the EigenLayer Model, Trying to Break Through the Solana Limit with InfiniSVM

Solayer was initially a Solana re-staking network, accumulating over $500 million in total value locked (TVL) at its peak. Instead of adopting the EigenLayer model, Solayer chose to directly optimize validators to ensure organic and sustainable staking rewards. Based on this foundation, Solayer is now launching InfiniSVM, a groundbreaking scaling solution aimed at increasing Solana's transaction processing capacity to 1 million TPS (transactions per second).

Jason Li demonstrated a live showcase of InfiniSVM, with the testnet currently able to process 200,000 TPS, which has been publicly displayed at explorer.solayer.org. He pointed out that the current congestion issues faced by Solana are different from the high Gas fees on Ethereum, which have led to increased transaction costs, but rather manifested as transaction delays. InfiniSVM aims to achieve parallel scaling of Solana to completely solve this problem.

InfiniSVM Core Technology: Pre-Execution and Hardware Acceleration

To achieve 1 million TPS, a disruptive network architecture upgrade is required. Jason Li detailed the key technological innovations of InfiniSVM:

• Pre-Execution Model: Transactions are no longer calculated individually, but their results are pre-computed, and only the final state is applied, significantly reducing processing time.
• Mega Leader Structure: Solayer uses data center-grade FPGA hardware for block production, while maintaining a decentralized validation mechanism.
• Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) and InfiniBand: These technologies, commonly used in high-frequency trading, can instantly transmit data between nodes, significantly reducing network latency.
• Distributed Signature Verification: Multiple computing clusters verify transaction signatures in parallel, reducing the computational burden and ensuring transactions are processed at the fastest possible speed.

"Currently, Solana's processing capacity is around 7,000 TPS, and reaching 1 million TPS is a huge challenge," Jason Li acknowledged. "But with InfiniSVM, we believe we can break through the limits."

Seamless User Experience

Another major advantage of Solayer is its seamless integration with existing Solana dApps and wallets. Unlike traditional cross-chain solutions, InfiniSVM allows users to continue using their Phantom or other native Solana wallets without the need to switch or use external bridges.

• No Additional Wallet Required: Users can continue using their existing Solana native wallets.
• dApps Can Directly Integrate the SDK: Any dApp only needs to integrate the Solayer SDK, and the transactions will be automatically routed to InfiniSVM, without requiring manual user intervention.
• One-Click Transactions: Users only need to sign a single transaction, and the system will automatically process it on the InfiniSVM backend, ensuring lightning-fast and efficient transactions.

"Our goal is to make blockchain scaling invisible to users," Jason Li explained. "Just like no one cares whether an application is running on AWS, Google Cloud, or Azure, what users really care about is whether it's fast and easy to use."

Solayer Acquires Cybersecurity Company fuzzland, Recruiting Renowned Security Experts

Jason Li stated that to further strengthen the security infrastructure, Solayer recently acquired the blockchain security company fuzzland, which focuses on MEV (Miner Extractable Value), front-running, back-running, and EVM security technologies. The fuzzland team has successfully recovered over $30 million in stolen assets in the past, demonstrating their expertise in protecting the blockchain ecosystem from attacks.

Chaofan, a security researcher from fuzzland, also joined Solayer as part of this acquisition. He has gained attention for his in-depth investigations of on-chain controversies (such as the meme coin Libra), and his on-chain analysis work has been highly valued in improving blockchain transparency and security.

Solayer and the Future of Solana Expansion

In the closing remarks of his speech, Jason Li reiterated Solayer's firm belief that SVM is the ultimate blockchain architecture. Unlike Ethereum Layer 2 and other scaling solutions, Solayer has chosen to fully embrace Solana, ensuring that it can scale efficiently and support the next generation of decentralized applications.

"Our InfiniSVM makes Solana's speed 100 times faster than other competing networks, including emerging high-performance blockchains like Monad," Jason Li stated. "Through decentralized validation, seamless integration, and state-of-the-art hardware acceleration, we believe Solayer will lead the future of blockchain scaling."