A new breakthrough in high-performance parallel EVM has arrived. Sei Network's latest Giga upgrade has achieved a processing capacity of over 200k TPS, while reducing transaction finality to below 400 milliseconds - a leading level among mainstream public chains.
More importantly, its technical design: native order book architecture, front-running protection mechanism, along with full EVM compatibility and parallel execution engine, this combination directly addresses the needs of traditional financial infrastructure. In other words, it is building a high-frequency trading system on the chain.
From a market perspective, this combination of performance and functionality has started to attract the attention of institutional-level applications. Once a high-speed, low-slippage, and deterministic trading environment is established, professional traders and institutional capital will follow suit. This is not just an improvement in technical indicators, but rather laying the groundwork for trading infrastructure at the institutional level.
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-22 14:45
Innovation does not necessarily lead to success.
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BlockImposter
· 12-22 14:44
It is indeed worth following.
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DustCollector
· 12-22 14:25
The future is promising but do not follow blindly.
A new breakthrough in high-performance parallel EVM has arrived. Sei Network's latest Giga upgrade has achieved a processing capacity of over 200k TPS, while reducing transaction finality to below 400 milliseconds - a leading level among mainstream public chains.
More importantly, its technical design: native order book architecture, front-running protection mechanism, along with full EVM compatibility and parallel execution engine, this combination directly addresses the needs of traditional financial infrastructure. In other words, it is building a high-frequency trading system on the chain.
From a market perspective, this combination of performance and functionality has started to attract the attention of institutional-level applications. Once a high-speed, low-slippage, and deterministic trading environment is established, professional traders and institutional capital will follow suit. This is not just an improvement in technical indicators, but rather laying the groundwork for trading infrastructure at the institutional level.