🔷 Why you should look at $SEI
📋 Achievements and events:
• A parallel EVM blockchain with the Twin Turbo consensus
• Finality of 390–400 ms, up to 20,000 transactions per second
• Full compatibility with Ethereum: you can migrate contracts without changes
• March 2026: version 6.5 removed the native oracle and replaced it with Chainlink, API3, Pyth
🧠 My take: SEI bets on speed as the main advantage. Finality of 390–400 ms is the level of exchange engines, not blockchains. Parallel EVM solves the scalability problem: transactions that don’t conflict with each other are executed simultaneously rather than one after another. Version 6.5 (March 2026) showed maturity: the team removed its own oracle and moved to proven solutions (Chainlink, API3, Pyth). But the competition is fierce: Sui, Aptos, Monad are also working on parallel execution.
🔮 What to watch: developer adoption; the number of applications on SEI; competition with Sui/Aptos/Monad.
⚠️ Risks: intense competition among parallel L1s; migration complexity for developers; dependence on the speed narrative.
❓ Will SEI stand out through speed, or remain just one of many? 👇
#Sei
📋 Achievements and events:
• A parallel EVM blockchain with the Twin Turbo consensus
• Finality of 390–400 ms, up to 20,000 transactions per second
• Full compatibility with Ethereum: you can migrate contracts without changes
• March 2026: version 6.5 removed the native oracle and replaced it with Chainlink, API3, Pyth
🧠 My take: SEI bets on speed as the main advantage. Finality of 390–400 ms is the level of exchange engines, not blockchains. Parallel EVM solves the scalability problem: transactions that don’t conflict with each other are executed simultaneously rather than one after another. Version 6.5 (March 2026) showed maturity: the team removed its own oracle and moved to proven solutions (Chainlink, API3, Pyth). But the competition is fierce: Sui, Aptos, Monad are also working on parallel execution.
🔮 What to watch: developer adoption; the number of applications on SEI; competition with Sui/Aptos/Monad.
⚠️ Risks: intense competition among parallel L1s; migration complexity for developers; dependence on the speed narrative.
❓ Will SEI stand out through speed, or remain just one of many? 👇
#Sei
