In 2025, everyone is busy stacking TVL data, but Sei is focusing on the most critical thing: user stickiness. Looking at on-chain data makes it clear—this isn't just a collection of vanity metrics, but real market activity is happening.
The continuous growth in smart contract interactions indicates what? It shows that it's not just retail investors coming in to make a quick profit and then leaving, but genuinely active users engaging in trading and building the ecosystem here. Only such chains can go far. In contrast, projects that rely on fundraising publicity and community hype will eventually fall behind.
A real market is taking shape, and the data will speak.
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HappyMinerUncle
· 01-15 03:52
This is the proper way to do things, no hype.
Sei, this move is right; user retention is the real deal.
Exactly, piling up TVL is outdated.
Reliable projects must have real trading volume to support them.
No matter how aggressive the promotion, ultimately, the data speaks for itself.
Genuine growth in interaction volume can't be faked.
Projects that are constantly in the news for fundraising should be worried.
User stickiness hits hard; most projects overlook this.
Yes, the real market is the key; false prosperity will eventually be exposed.
Sei's approach is clear: focus on deepening the ecosystem, not broadening it.
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wagmi_eventually
· 01-14 17:41
Oh, it's another Sei hype, but I have to admit the data is indeed there.
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OvertimeSquid
· 01-14 15:17
No hype, no negativity. Sei has indeed hit the key point this time. Everyone can play the TVL number game, but the real difference lies in retention rate.
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GateUser-1a2ed0b9
· 01-12 22:31
Real interaction volume is indeed much more reliable than fake TVL stacking. Sei's move here is quite impressive.
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AmateurDAOWatcher
· 01-12 22:31
Well, that's quite a harsh truth. The inflated TVL should have been called out long ago.
User stickiness is the real key; otherwise, it's just harvesting the naive investors.
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OnchainDetective
· 01-12 22:27
According to on-chain data, this move by Sei has some tricks... The growth pattern of interaction volume is indeed different, clearly not the kind of fake prosperity routine.
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ShitcoinConnoisseur
· 01-12 22:26
Honestly, it still depends on the interaction volume to be reliable. TVL has been overplayed for a long time.
Sei's approach this time is indeed clear-headed, much better than those chains that release press releases every day.
Data doesn't lie, I agree with that.
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DataOnlooker
· 01-12 22:21
Oh, okay. Sei's approach this time is indeed solid. Not following the trend of stacking TVL, but focusing on user retention—I'm impressed with this mindset.
User stickiness > vanity metrics. This is what long-termism should look like.
Sei Network is doing something truly different.
In 2025, everyone is busy stacking TVL data, but Sei is focusing on the most critical thing: user stickiness. Looking at on-chain data makes it clear—this isn't just a collection of vanity metrics, but real market activity is happening.
The continuous growth in smart contract interactions indicates what? It shows that it's not just retail investors coming in to make a quick profit and then leaving, but genuinely active users engaging in trading and building the ecosystem here. Only such chains can go far. In contrast, projects that rely on fundraising publicity and community hype will eventually fall behind.
A real market is taking shape, and the data will speak.