Today, February 11, Binance announced Solayer (LAYER) as its 8th project on HODLer Airdrops. Accoridng to the official announcement, users who subscribed BNB to Simple Earn products from February 1 at 00:00 (UTC) to February 5 at 23:59 (UTC) will receive the airdrop distribution.
Binance will also list LAYER later today.
The crypto exchange announced that it will list LAYER at 14:00 (UTC) today and will open trading for the following pairs:
In the official notes, Binance also revealed that LAYER will be listed with a Seed Tag applied. This means that the project is a new one and might exhibit higher volatility compared to other already listed projects. Users are advised to DYOR before deciding to invest.
South Korea’s largest crypto exchange, Upbit, will also list LAYER today, supporting the BTC, KRW, and USDT markets.
Other crypto exchanges including Gate.io and KuCoin have announced the listing of the project.
The BNB holding hard cap will be calculated as follows: User’s average BNB holding/ total average BNB holding * 100% ≤ 4% (If the holding ratio is greater than 4%, the BNB holding ratio will be calculated as 4%).
Binance HODLer Airdrops is a program that rewards BNB holders with airdrops based on historical snapshots of their BNB balances. Users automatically become eligible for the airdrops by subscribing BNB to Simple Earn.
Unlike other earning methods that require ongoing actions, the program rewards users retroactively.
Solayer is the first hardware-accelerated network, “infinitely scaled”, according to the official website of the project.
It can reportedly deliver an unprecedented blockchain throughput at over 1 million TPS. This is made possible with hardware acceleration technologies including:
The project also makes a comparison with Solana which they note has over 7,200 TX/S and Ethereum with 62 TX/S.
The project also notes that the InfiSVM scales network throughput with RDMA, cutting-edge hardware, and InfiniBand tech to boost bandwidth and reduce latency.
The project’s key features include the following: