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- Solayer introduces InfiniSVM, a blockchain innovation offering transaction confirmation times as fast as 1 millisecond.
- InfiniSVM leverages hardware acceleration to enhance scalability and speed, boosting Solana’s blockchain ecosystem efficiency.
Solayer, a prominent restaking protocol in the Solana ecosystem, has launched InfiniSVM, a hardware-accelerated blockchain breakthrough that aims to redefine transaction speeds. For blockchain systems, this new technology represents a major milestone with transaction confirmation speeds of just 1 millisecond.
Through giving speed and efficiency first priority, InfiniSVM could establish a new benchmark for decentralized apps (dApps) and general blockchain performance.
SOLANA RESTAKING JUST WENT HARDCORE WITH ‘INFINISVM’
Solayer, the Solana ecosystem's favorite restaking protocol, just unleashed a new flex called InfiniSVM—a hardware-accelerated blockchain boasting transaction confirmation times of 1 millisecond.
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Solayer Restaking Systems Transform Blockchain Performance
Restaking solutions like Solayer help staked assets to simultaneously protect several networks, hence improving the security and scalability of blockchain ecosystems. Solayer not only increases the solace of the Solana network but also gives users extra benefits for helping to run it via its sophisticated restaking systems.
This double advantage fits the growing need for solutions that increase asset utility without sacrificing network performance.
Leveraging InfiniSVM’s characteristics, Solayer’s products help to integrate blockchain networks under heavy demand, so transforming their operation. Reducing confirmation times greatly opens the path for a more flawless user experience, which may draw a wider spectrum of users—from regular consumers to developers.
Moreover, this invention is especially fit for gaming platforms and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications where dependability and speed are vital.
Meanwhile, the creators of Solana continue to expand the boundaries of blockchain technology. Previously, CNF reported a solution using a lattice-based hash algorithm meant to solve the “state growth problem.”
This approach would allow the Solana network to grow properly and handle billions of user accounts without sacrificing performance. The team also created the Solana Winternitz Vault, a quantum-resistant storage solution designed to safeguard users’ funds using proven cryptographic techniques.
Meanwhile, reflecting a 9.96% correction over the last 24 hours following hints of recovery in a few days, SOL is swapped hands at about $194.66 at the time of writing. Now with its market cap below the $95 billion mark.
