Among Solayer's many innovations, the Stake-Weighted QoS mechanism, or swQoS, is what I personally consider the most revolutionary and underappreciated by the market. In my view, it is transforming blockchain network resources from a chaotically contested "commons of land" to a predictable and allocable "decentralized cloud service market." In traditional blockchain networks, all applications compete for the same block space, leading to the "neighbor noise" problem. The launch of a popular meme coin can cause gas fees to skyrocket across the entire network, severely impacting the normal operation of other applications. The swQoS design elegantly solves this problem. It creates a two-sided market where stakers provide resources and dApps drive demand. An application can attract users to stake assets like sSOL to its supporting validators in exchange for dedicated network bandwidth and higher transaction priority. The implications of this model are profound. It means that serious applications that require high performance and stability, such as high-frequency trading DEXs or large-scale blockchain games, can finally overcome the uncertainty of network performance. They can purchase stable, reliable on-chain resources for their users, just like purchasing dedicated servers on AWS. I believe swQoS is a key step towards the maturity of Web3 infrastructure. It transforms the allocation of network resources from chaos to market-oriented and refined. This innovation will greatly enhance Solana's appeal to professional application developers and lay a solid foundation for the long-term healthy development of the entire ecosystem. @solayer_labs #BuiltonSolayerLAYER $LAYER {spot}(LAYERUSDT) {future}(LAYERUSDT)