According to Ai 姨 (@ai_9684xtpa), Solayer has launched the InfiniSVM testnet in mid-May after announcing their SVM roadmap in January 2025. InfiniSVM is designed as a hardware-accelerated, infinitely scalable execution layer for the Solana ecosystem, with key ecosystem components including the Jade Card (encrypted virtual card), sUSD stablecoin, and Mega Validator. Despite a decrease in overall Solana ecosystem hype, Solayer’s continued technical innovation is anticipated to provide new trading opportunities and potentially restore Solana-related token prices, especially for traders seeking exposure to scalable blockchain infrastructure projects (Source: Twitter/@ai_9684xtpa).

According to @EmberCN, the InfiniSVM developer network is now live, allowing users to test their native Swap, which demonstrated exceptionally fast transaction speeds during trial swaps (source: https://twitter.com/EmberCN/status/1925748687436738731). InfiniSVM, developed by Solayer, stands out for its blockchain architecture featuring million-level TPS, hardware acceleration, unlimited scalability, and a universal execution layer. For crypto traders, these advancements signal potential for high-frequency trading strategies, efficient DeFi operations, and greater network reliability. The launch of the developer network and high-speed Swap functionality are likely to attract more developers and liquidity to the Solayer ecosystem, potentially impacting related token prices and DeFi protocols.

According to @1HowardWu, the development of general-purpose Zero-Knowledge (ZK) systems is now at a major inflection point as software innovation in ZK precedes the coming wave of hardware acceleration. This shift is significant for cryptocurrency trading, as hardware-optimized ZK solutions are expected to dramatically improve transaction throughput, reduce costs, and enhance privacy for blockchain networks. Traders should monitor projects investing in ZK hardware, as these advancements could impact scaling solutions and the value of tokens tied to ZK infrastructure. (Source: @1HowardWu, May 15, 2025)