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$layer 's recent performance has been very impressive, and in this market environment, I tend to think it is cheap enough to be discovered for its value.
Here's a brief update on the current progress shown by the solayer team.
After the TGE, it was officially announced that they are working on a high-performance SVM L1 using hardware acceleration, aiming for one million TPS+ and microsecond-level latency. (This number has only been claimed by megaeth as an L2, and no other L1s, regardless of language, have come close.)
Here's a comparison of the reference data for the current high-performance public blockchains:
SUI tps/200k, mc/5.5b, fdv/24b
sonic tps/400k, mc=fdv=1.5b
Layer tps/1m (target), mc/300m, fdv/1.4b
The Solayer team has also recently revealed new developments. 1 reply
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Yesterday, Jason tweeted that the testnet has achieved an actual measurement of 330k+ TPS, completing 1/3 of the expected target (I previously asked ChatGPT, and moving Robinhood or Binance to the blockchain would require around one million TPS, which is their target).
Today, Chaz updated on Twitter that the Solayer team has completed the development of cross-chain contract calls, meaning that interactions with Solana's dApps can now happen on Solayer, and vice versa—Solana can directly call Solayer contracts. This completely eliminates the need for bridges, meaning that post-mainnet launch, using Solayer and Solana will be indistinguishable, and Solayer can seamlessly attract Solana funds, with Solana's liquidity fully serving Solayer. I think it's quite shocking and worth looking forward to the wealth effect after Solayer's mainnet launch.
Currently, there is not much discussion in the ct community about such essential technological progress. 1 reply
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