Making the SVM on HyperSdk

[bajpainaman]

Imagine combining Solana's revolutionary parallel transaction processing with Avalanche's battle-tested consensus and subnet architecture. By integrating SVM (Solana Virtual Machine) with HyperSDK on an Avalanche subnet, you're creating a best-of-both-worlds L1: Solana's 100k+ TPS execution speed and program compatibility, secured by Avalanche's sub-second finality and decentralized validator network. This isn't just another bridge or wrapped token solution - it's a native implementation that lets developers deploy existing Solana programs directly on Avalanche infrastructure, opening up entirely new possibilities for cross-ecosystem innovation.

The technical path is clear: create FFI bindings between HyperSDK (Go) and SVM (Rust), replace HyperSDK's execution layer with SVM's runtime, and map Avalanche's consensus callbacks to SVM's state commits.

Call to Action: Start by forking HyperSDK's MorpheusVM example, add Rust FFI bindings for SVM's transaction executor, and get your first Solana program running on Avalanche consensus - then share your proof-of-concept to attract contributors who can help build the future of multi-VM blockchain infrastructure.