Sei Network (SEI), the layer-1 blockchain designed for trading, has been highlighted in a new market analysis for its architecture and potential role in the blockchain ecosystem. A recent post by The Wyckoff Architect suggests that SEI may be undervalued relative to its technical framework.
SEI’s Giga Framework Targets EVM Bottlenecks
The Wyckoff Architect describes SEI’s Giga system as a reconstruction of the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) built to improve throughput. According to the analysis, Giga could allow SEI to process transactions up to 50 times faster than current EVM-based blockchains. This approach seeks to address known bottlenecks in execution and efficiency.
The post compares SEI with Ether (ETH) and Solana (SOL). Ethereum, while central to decentralized finance, continues to face scalability and transaction cost issues. Solana, which emphasizes speed, has experienced network outages that raise concerns about reliability.
SEI positions itself as an attempt to balance these trade-offs by running a single optimized chain intended to combine performance with consistency.
SEI Price Forecast: Triangle Setup Hints at 40% Rally
SEI (SEI/USDT) is approaching a key breakout zone as it consolidates inside a symmetrical triangle pattern on the daily chart.
The structure typically signals strong continuation moves, with SEI now testing resistance around $0.31. A decisive close above the triangle’s upper trendline could trigger a 40% rally toward the $0.45 level, based on the pattern’s height projection.
Supporting the bullish outlook, SEI trades above its 20- and 50-day EMAs, while RSI momentum trends higher, adding conviction that buyers may soon attempt a breakout.
