SEI surges 37%, is this a short-term peak or the next battleground for whales?
SEI, the Layer1 that is least compliant with the rules this round. In just a few days, it violently surged nearly 37%, even Bitcoin had to take notice. Many people are asking if they can chase this wave? Let's calmly analyze the logic behind it.
First of all, this surge of SEI is not baseless; it is backed by real data:
On-chain DEX trading skyrocketed to $236 million, setting a new historical high
TVL surged to $1.3 billion, approaching last year's peak
USDC supply increased from 1.2 million three months ago to 225 million now, with funds pouring in wildly
This is not driven by mere hype; it is supported by real demand in DeFi. Coupled with Wyoming's specific mention of SEI and expectations for Giga upgrades, with gigabit-level parallel throughput and 400ms settlement speed, it has been directly labeled as a 'high-speed DeFi channel'. It’s no wonder institutions have started to focus on this chain.
What are the short-term highlights?
Currently, the key pressure zone is at $0.3 to $0.36; if it stabilizes, it can directly target above $0.5. Conversely, if it stumbles, it may easily retest support below $0.25.
Is this wave a fleeting moment or the starting point of a major uptrend?
The key lies in whether the Giga upgrade can land as scheduled, whether TVL can continue to climb, and whether whales will 'create momentum + take over' on this.
Retail investors always ask, 'Can it still go up?', but smart money focuses on 'Is the turnover rate strong enough, and can the heat be sustained?'.
This is not a moment for technical trading; this is a conspiracy of narrative and capital.
Do you think this wave of SEI is the starting point of a bull market, or the next FOMO trap?
See you in the comments section, let’s analyze it together.
