🚨 SEI JUST REVEALED WHAT COMES AFTER GIGA
Sei’s latest verified development is Hermes — the planned consensus layer for Sei Giga.
In new research published by Sei Labs, Hermes achieved a 68ms median latency at 100,000 transactions per second in a 51-validator test across four European regions. Under three consecutive slow leaders, its p95 latency was 206ms.
That matters because Hermes is designed to keep finality fast even when a network leader is slow or offline.
But one important detail: Hermes is not on mainnet yet. Sei’s official Giga roadmap currently lists both Hermes testnet and mainnet as upcoming stages.
So the real story isn't “200K TPS is already live.”
It’s that Sei is now showing the technical research behind the next generation of its Giga architecture.
Click the $SEI widget below and check the latest verified Sei developments
Sei’s latest verified development is Hermes — the planned consensus layer for Sei Giga.
In new research published by Sei Labs, Hermes achieved a 68ms median latency at 100,000 transactions per second in a 51-validator test across four European regions. Under three consecutive slow leaders, its p95 latency was 206ms.
That matters because Hermes is designed to keep finality fast even when a network leader is slow or offline.
But one important detail: Hermes is not on mainnet yet. Sei’s official Giga roadmap currently lists both Hermes testnet and mainnet as upcoming stages.
So the real story isn't “200K TPS is already live.”
It’s that Sei is now showing the technical research behind the next generation of its Giga architecture.
Click the $SEI widget below and check the latest verified Sei developments