Orderly Network expands into the Sei ecosystem to support Perps trading
Orderly Network recently announced its expansion into the Sei ecosystem - the first EVM parallel blockchain that leverages the strengths of the Solana & EVM architecture. This advancement allows Sei builders to launch on-chain derivatives platforms supported by infrastructure and liquidity from Orderly.
Additionally, this shift will help the native team launch institutional-grade perp trading solutions using white-label perp technology. Sei developers can quickly implement trading solutions with enhanced liquidity access.
At the same time, the ecosystem expansion will increase Orderly's accessibility and help the Sei community connect with an exchange benefiting from a shared order book and tested infrastructure. Currently, traders on Sei can share the order book with some EVM traders on other chains like Arbitrum or Polygon.
As the first EVM parallel blockchain, Sei combines the advantages of Ethereum & Solana with a finality of 380 milliseconds, achieving 12,500 TPS. It is well-suited for high-volume trading needs such as the perpetual futures market.
Orderly will support developers working on the trading infrastructure of Sei. This means that the Sei community can access the perps platform, taking advantage of the fees and speed of this layer 1 network.
Moreover, by connecting liquidity layers & backend with Sei, Orderly will expand use cases and tradable assets.
Integrating Orderly with Sei also allows projects within the ecosystem to develop DEX or other trading platforms, benefiting from access to deep liquidity and robust infrastructure. This reduces time-to-market while supporting both spot DEX and perp DEX to maximize the advantages of Sei's throughput and low latency.
About Orderly Network
Orderly Network is a Web3 liquidity platform designed to revolutionize trading. With an omnichain architecture, Orderly allows for deep liquidity provision with any asset across multiple blockchains.
About Sei
Sei is a Layer 1 (L1) blockchain that combines Ethereum's development standards with Solana's performance. Sei's V2 update has transformed this L1 into the first parallel EVM. Sei launched its mainnet in 2022 and has a rapidly growing ecosystem with a core team from Ethereum, Solana, Polygon, Arbitrum, and more. Sei is backed by Multicoin, Jump, Coinbase Ventures, and many other reputable investment funds.
