Sei

The first phase of the Sei network is complete, with the conclusion of the Atlantic incentivized testnet. The purpose of Sei's incentivized testnet was to rigorously examine every aspect of Sei's stack—from consensus to applications—prior to the mainnet launch. This endeavour has proven immensely

Users can also refer to Messari's third party report for a detailed overview of Sei's tokenomics: https://messari.io/report/understanding-sei-a-comprehensive-overview Setting the Scene Sei is an open-source, permissionless Layer 1 blockchain, specifically designed in response to the fundamental use case of blockchains, the ability to

The Sei Foundation, a contributor to the open-source Sei blockchain, has announced the launch of its Singapore hackathon with the theme of “Code Sei: Powering New Gaming and Defi Exchanges”. The hackathon is hosted together with Alibaba Cloud, and Beosin, and co-hosted with MoleDAO and BuidlerDAO. It will take place

Embracing Decentralization: From Theory to Practice In recent years, the concept of decentralization has emerged as a profound agent of change. In particular, open-source blockchains have captured the imagination of technologists, financiers, and visionaries alike, promising to disrupt traditional systems and usher in a new era of trust, transparency, and

Unraveling the Role of Latency in Trading In the hyper-connected and digital world of financial trading, speed isn't just an advantage—it's essential. In this context, the speed we're referring to is called latency, which is essentially the delay between a user's

Sei's gaming landscape takes a significant leap forward with the advent of Tatami, Web3’s first fully dedicated Game Publisher with an integrated marketplace and launchpad. Tatami brings a unique blend of game development, marketplace integration, and launchpad services, aiming to transform how games are experienced, created, and