SEI ecosystem continues expanding its footprint into Q1 with meaningful infrastructure and market integrations.
The liquidity landscape is shifting—MEXC now offers direct USDC trading pairs, while Kalshi has enabled native SEI and USDC deposits. This move channels prediction market activity directly onchain, creating tighter integration between trading venues and the broader SEI ecosystem.
On the backend, infrastructure layer is solidifying. Allora has deployed onchain prediction feeds, essentially baking real-time market signals directly into the blockchain. It's the kind of plumbing upgrade that doesn't grab headlines but quietly expands what builders can actually do with the chain.
The pattern here is clear: SEI is threading liquidity and data infrastructure together, removing friction between markets and onchain activity. Whether it sustains momentum depends on real usage adoption—but the groundwork is definitely being laid.
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LiquidationAlert
· 12-27 01:34
It seems that SEI is quietly building infrastructure, and I like this low-key way of making big money... but it still depends on whether real users will buy into it.
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BTCWaveRider
· 12-27 01:24
The infrastructure is in place; now it depends on whether users will actually come to use it.
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SingleForYears
· 12-27 01:23
It seems that Sei is quietly getting things done, driven by liquidity and infrastructure... but ultimately, it depends on whether real users will buy into it.
SEI ecosystem continues expanding its footprint into Q1 with meaningful infrastructure and market integrations.
The liquidity landscape is shifting—MEXC now offers direct USDC trading pairs, while Kalshi has enabled native SEI and USDC deposits. This move channels prediction market activity directly onchain, creating tighter integration between trading venues and the broader SEI ecosystem.
On the backend, infrastructure layer is solidifying. Allora has deployed onchain prediction feeds, essentially baking real-time market signals directly into the blockchain. It's the kind of plumbing upgrade that doesn't grab headlines but quietly expands what builders can actually do with the chain.
The pattern here is clear: SEI is threading liquidity and data infrastructure together, removing friction between markets and onchain activity. Whether it sustains momentum depends on real usage adoption—but the groundwork is definitely being laid.