Research institutions have released a detailed report that deeply analyzes the technical solutions and ecological status of the high-performance public chain Sei Network.
This 17,000-word study examines Sei's development trajectory from multiple perspectives—including how the core technological innovation of parallel EVM is designed, how ecological projects are laid out, potential risks and challenges, and the growth potential in the coming years.
The most interesting angle is positioning Sei as the "On-Chain Wall Street" high-frequency financial execution layer. After all, the original intention behind the design of parallel EVM was to break the single-thread bottleneck, enabling the chain to handle higher transaction frequencies—which for financial applications (trading, clearing, derivatives) means scenarios that were previously impossible on other chains are now feasible with this technological foundation.
The report also systematically summarizes Sei's technical architecture highlights, the current state of the ecosystem, as well as potential growth opportunities and risk points. If you are interested in the development of high-performance public chains and on-chain DeFi, this research is worth referencing.
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tx_pending_forever
· 8h ago
Parallel EVM sounds impressive, but how many projects can actually run on it?
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BlockchainArchaeologist
· 9h ago
Parallel EVM sounds good, but how many projects can actually be implemented?
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MetaverseVagabond
· 9h ago
Parallel EVM breaking single-threaded? Sounds interesting, but how's the Sei ecosystem doing?
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LiquidityNinja
· 9h ago
Parallel EVM sounds impressive, but the real skill lies in how the ecosystem develops.
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GetRichLeek
· 9h ago
Parallel EVM sounds awesome, but I just want to know when it will actually start making money.
I've long heard that Sei is going to become Wall Street, but I haven't seen the ecosystem explode yet.
Another in-depth report, it feels like every public chain is claiming to be the next Ethereum.
High-frequency trading sounds tempting, but is this really suitable for us retail investors?
No matter how good the report is, it all depends on actual trading volume.
Honestly, it's still too early to buy the dip on Sei; better to stay on the sidelines and watch.
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GateUser-a180694b
· 9h ago
Parallel EVM breaks the single-thread bottleneck; this move is indeed bold. Is Wall Street on the chain waking up?
Research institutions have released a detailed report that deeply analyzes the technical solutions and ecological status of the high-performance public chain Sei Network.
This 17,000-word study examines Sei's development trajectory from multiple perspectives—including how the core technological innovation of parallel EVM is designed, how ecological projects are laid out, potential risks and challenges, and the growth potential in the coming years.
The most interesting angle is positioning Sei as the "On-Chain Wall Street" high-frequency financial execution layer. After all, the original intention behind the design of parallel EVM was to break the single-thread bottleneck, enabling the chain to handle higher transaction frequencies—which for financial applications (trading, clearing, derivatives) means scenarios that were previously impossible on other chains are now feasible with this technological foundation.
The report also systematically summarizes Sei's technical architecture highlights, the current state of the ecosystem, as well as potential growth opportunities and risk points. If you are interested in the development of high-performance public chains and on-chain DeFi, this research is worth referencing.