$SEI After this round is on the hot search, I’d rather see whether it’s genuinely rebuilding transaction infrastructure—rather than just staring at that small bearish candle.
The last few posts from X are pretty concentrated: Sei on X talking about Monaco, saying it’s an agreement built for traders, with team backgrounds including GSR, Hudson River Trading, Jump Crypto, Robinhood, and Point72. Then on June 26, Sei Labs posted about the Ambulance, claiming it’s the consensus scheme behind Autobahn—under high-latency scenarios, it can cut waiting time by up to 10.8x. Earlier than that, there was Sedna, aiming to handle MEV without relying on the traditional crypto mempool-style approach.
My take: this doesn’t feel like pure marketing; at least the direction is clear—Sei wants to push itself from being “just another high-TPS chain” toward trading-dedicated infrastructure. Whether the medium-term trend improves depends on whether applications like Monaco can produce real transaction volume, not just talk about team credentials on X.
The market still hasn’t fully bought in. On Binance, SEIUSDT perpetuals are hovering around 0.048, down about -4.2% over 24 hours. 24-hour trading volume is roughly 10.8M USDT, and the price is still below the 1H MA20 at 0.0490. If it can reclaim and hold above 0.049–0.050, I’ll treat it as the market starting to re-price this trading-chain narrative; if it breaks down below the low around 0.0477, then don’t treat technical updates as a buy point for now.
#SEI #SeiNetwork #MEV #交易策略 #币安广场
The last few posts from X are pretty concentrated: Sei on X talking about Monaco, saying it’s an agreement built for traders, with team backgrounds including GSR, Hudson River Trading, Jump Crypto, Robinhood, and Point72. Then on June 26, Sei Labs posted about the Ambulance, claiming it’s the consensus scheme behind Autobahn—under high-latency scenarios, it can cut waiting time by up to 10.8x. Earlier than that, there was Sedna, aiming to handle MEV without relying on the traditional crypto mempool-style approach.
My take: this doesn’t feel like pure marketing; at least the direction is clear—Sei wants to push itself from being “just another high-TPS chain” toward trading-dedicated infrastructure. Whether the medium-term trend improves depends on whether applications like Monaco can produce real transaction volume, not just talk about team credentials on X.
The market still hasn’t fully bought in. On Binance, SEIUSDT perpetuals are hovering around 0.048, down about -4.2% over 24 hours. 24-hour trading volume is roughly 10.8M USDT, and the price is still below the 1H MA20 at 0.0490. If it can reclaim and hold above 0.049–0.050, I’ll treat it as the market starting to re-price this trading-chain narrative; if it breaks down below the low around 0.0477, then don’t treat technical updates as a buy point for now.
#SEI #SeiNetwork #MEV #交易策略 #币安广场