⚠️ Sei Network users need to be aware — USDC.n Asset Migration Plan
Sei's SIP-3 upgrade is expected to launch at the end of March. This upgrade will mark a significant shift for Sei from a multi-chain architecture to an EVM-exclusive chain. After the upgrade is completed, the network will cease support for Cosmos native assets, directly affecting all USDC.n holders.
If you still hold USDC.n, be sure to develop an asset migration plan early to switch to the native USDC form. This is not optional but a necessary step to complete before the upgrade takes effect.
The execution path on Sei has been adjusted accordingly to prepare for the transition. Users are advised to familiarize themselves with the migration process in advance to avoid rushed responses after the upgrade.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 15h ago
Here comes the upgrade to cut the leeks again, everyone hurry and run away
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USDC.n is going to migrate out? It should have been done a long time ago
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Damn, they’re messing around again, when will it finally stop
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Actions must be taken before the end of March, or it will be another costly exit
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Multi-chain to EVM, are they focusing all their firepower? Interesting
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People holding USDC.n should be worried now haha
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Migrating this process feels like another big show
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I already said to pay attention, but some people still haven't seen it, huh
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EVM exclusivity, what about other assets? Do they also have to say goodbye?
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 15h ago
Here comes another round of cuts. This time, Sei has thought it through quite thoroughly.
I've heard for a while about switching to EVM, but the timing is a bit rushed... Luckily, they gave advance notice.
Friends holding USDC.n, get moving quickly, or you'll be caught off guard.
I don't understand why this technical upgrade must eliminate Cosmos asset support; it feels a bit brutal.
Many missed the migration deadline last time, so this time, they need to remember better.
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ForumLurker
· 15h ago
Another big migration is happening again. Sei, are you trying to wear people out?
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GateUser-cff9c776
· 15h ago
Once again, a "gentle forced migration"; the supply-side reform isn't this aggressive.
Wait, isn't EVM exclusivity giving up Cosmos's Web3 decentralization spirit?
For those holding USDC.n, you're now forced to experience the joy of "active rebalancing."
According to bear market philosophy, this is called "optimization"; in my words, it's time to run.
If you don't move before the end of March, the floor price might be smashed through. Up to you to decide.
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LiquiditySurfer
· 15h ago
Another forced asset reallocation, surf points are all changing. It's better to switch USDC.n to native earlier rather than scrambling when the upgrade arrives.
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SatoshiHeir
· 16h ago
It should be pointed out that this wave of migration essentially reflects Sei's strategic retreat from the Cosmos swamp to the EVM camp — the architectural promises based on the white paper have already become a joke. Obviously, anyone still holding USDC.n is betting on a dead fork.
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just_another_fish
· 16h ago
Another upgrade to harvest the little guys. Once I was scammed before, I will never trust again.
⚠️ Sei Network users need to be aware — USDC.n Asset Migration Plan
Sei's SIP-3 upgrade is expected to launch at the end of March. This upgrade will mark a significant shift for Sei from a multi-chain architecture to an EVM-exclusive chain. After the upgrade is completed, the network will cease support for Cosmos native assets, directly affecting all USDC.n holders.
If you still hold USDC.n, be sure to develop an asset migration plan early to switch to the native USDC form. This is not optional but a necessary step to complete before the upgrade takes effect.
The execution path on Sei has been adjusted accordingly to prepare for the transition. Users are advised to familiarize themselves with the migration process in advance to avoid rushed responses after the upgrade.