#SEIis still full of controversy after its launch. Here are some views on transaction volume and future development]
1 Why is Sei so popular on Korean exchanges?
Currently, the 24-hour trading volume of SEI on Upbit exceeds US$400 million, accounting for more than a quarter of the platform’s total trading volume, and its trading volume exceeds that of Binance
This phenomenon is somewhat similar to that of APT, which was highly hyped by the Korean currency circle. What is the underlying logic behind this? In fact, there is only one, and that is the power of capital! But that’s not to say it’s a bad thing, we need to see more interesting things from Sei in the future
2 Many friends are confused about the hype of L1. Isn’t there L2? Why are you still hyping L1?
The core logic is: capital is still keen on high-performance L1
For example, @Sei_ZH’s investors include the familiar MulticoinCapital. From EOS to SOL, MC has always been keen on high-performance L1. To put it bluntly, it supports the ultimate single chain and opposes the liquidity fragmentation caused by multi-chains and L2. This is the perspective of capital: high-performance L1 has always had a huge incremental market. In the past, SOL, and today’s APT, Sui, and Sei are all almost the most sought-after L1 public chains.
3 What do you think about the future development of Sei?
Personally, I feel that whether it is L2 or L1 at the current stage, the key is whether it can bring new opportunities in the application layer, such as the thousand-fold local dog market brought by Base, and the ecology on Sei is currently growing. What narrative will the Sei chain bring? Or gameplay is the key
