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The current price of Solayer is $0.07152 with a 5.68% change in the last 24 hours.
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Solayer started as a restaking protocol on Solana and has since expanded into an infrastructure company with its own Layer 1 network. Its original product let SOL holders stake into sSOL and direct that economic security toward applications. Its current flagship effort is InfiniSVM, a hardware-accelerated chain that runs the Solana Virtual Machine, so existing Solana programs deploy to it without rewriting.
LAYER is the token that ties those pieces together. Today it functions mainly as a governance asset across Solayer's product suite, with a documented plan to become the staking and gas asset of the Solayer network as that network decentralizes.
Official sources:
Solayer Labs launched in 2024 as a Solana-native restaking protocol, at a time when restaking had been proven on Ethereum but not on Solana. The team shipped sSOL, a liquid restaking token, and then broadened into adjacent products: sUSD, a yield-bearing dollar token backed by short-duration United States Treasury bill exposure, and a payment card product.
The LAYER token generation event took place in February 2025. Through 2025 the project's emphasis shifted from restaking toward building its own execution environment, and Solayer published an InfiniSVM Mainnet Alpha announcement dated December 11, 2025, opening the network to builders. In 2026 the project announced a 35 million dollar ecosystem fund aimed at applications on InfiniSVM.
Solayer has two distinct halves, and it is worth keeping them separate.
The Solana-side protocol suite sSOL is a liquid restaking token on Solana. sUSD is a yield-bearing dollar token. Both are standard SPL tokens that live on Solana mainnet and can be used in Solana DeFi.
InfiniSVM, the network InfiniSVM is described as a single global state machine whose workload is spread across microservices and specialized hardware rather than across shards with separate state. Dedicated clusters handle signature verification, transaction filtering and pre-execution validation, outcome simulation, transaction ordering, and distributed storage.
The network fabric InfiniBand RDMA provides near-microsecond communication between nodes with zero-copy transfers, and software-defined networking handles routing. This hardware-first approach is the central design bet: the throughput claims come from specialized infrastructure, not from a novel consensus algorithm.
Execution and consensus A multi-executor architecture performs sharded parallel execution with speculative processing. Consensus is documented as a combination of Proof-of-Authority and Proof-of-Stake using a megaleader model with decentralized verifiers, which means the current network is not permissionlessly validated.
Per Solayer's own tokenomics documentation:
Distribution is documented as 51.23 percent to community and ecosystem, 17.11 percent to core contributors, 16.66 percent to investors, and 15 percent to the foundation. Team and advisor allocations carry a one-year cliff followed by three years of linear vesting; investor allocations carry a one-year cliff followed by two years. Community and ecosystem and foundation allocations vest quarterly over four years.
Most scaling projects attack throughput with cryptography or with more chains. Solayer attacks it with hardware. InfiniBand, RDMA and purpose-built accelerator clusters are datacenter techniques imported into a public blockchain, and the project is explicit that the performance claims rest on that infrastructure.
The second distinguishing choice is SVM compatibility. By keeping the Solana Virtual Machine, Solayer avoids asking developers to learn a new environment, which lowers the cost of porting an application compared with a genuinely new runtime.
That trade is the honest summary: Solayer's performance claims and its centralization profile are two sides of the same design.
Solayer-side products inherit Solana's security for the Solana components and depend on Solayer's own validator and operator set for InfiniSVM. Because consensus is documented as a Proof-of-Authority and Proof-of-Stake hybrid with a megaleader, network security currently depends on a permissioned set rather than on open validation.
The token itself has an important on-chain property that is worth checking rather than assuming. The LAYER mint on Solana is LAYER4xPpTCb3QL8S9u41EAhAX7mhBn8Q6xMTwY2Yzc, with 9 decimals and an issued amount just under 1,000,000,000 tokens. Read on September 11, 2026, that mint still has both a mint authority and a freeze authority set, and both point to the same address. Two consequences follow. The documented one billion maximum is a stated policy rather than something the SPL mint enforces, because the mint authority has not been revoked and can issue more. And because a freeze authority exists, individual token accounts can be frozen. Neither fact is unusual for a project that plans to use the token for future staking and gas, but neither should be described as a hard cap.
Anyone buying LAYER on a decentralized venue should verify the mint address above, since tokens using the Solayer name exist on other networks.
If the hardware-acceleration thesis works, it changes what a general-purpose chain can do: order books, real-time games and streaming payment applications that currently need off-chain infrastructure could run on chain. If it does not, Solayer will still have contributed one of the more concrete public experiments in whether datacenter networking can be applied to blockchain execution. Either way it is a useful test of the idea that throughput is an infrastructure problem rather than a cryptography problem.
LAYER trades on centralized exchanges and on Solana decentralized exchanges. Availability and pairs vary by jurisdiction. On a decentralized venue, confirm the SPL mint address before swapping.
LAYER has commonly been available on:
Pairs are typically quoted against USDT where supported.
LAYER can be held:
Confirm that you are sending to a Solana address and that the token account matches the official mint before making a transfer.
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Read the complete paper trading guideThe current price of Solayer is $0.07152 with a 5.68% change in the last 24 hours.
The daily trading volume is $575,004 representing a 14.64% change in the past 24 hours.
The market capitalization of Solayer is $15,019,010, ranking #608 globally.
The fully diluted valuation (FDV) of Solayer is $71,519,095, calculated assuming the maximum supply of 1,000,000,000 LAYER is in circulation.
Circulating: 210,000,000. Total: 1,000,000,000. Max: 1,000,000,000.
In the last 24 hours, Solayer traded between a low of $0.06903 and a high of $0.07589.
LAYER/USDTTether USDT0.07152 USDT
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