2026-01-05 02:21:38

I recently reviewed a market activity report for December. From the beginning to the end of the month, BNB's performance remained steady, with the highest activity level unsurprising. However, an interesting phenomenon emerged this month—the growth data for Sei skyrocketed to 60%, which was quite unexpected.

After analyzing the reasons carefully, I found that the issue lies in the GameFi sector. Recently, the blockchain game "Isekai Blade" was launched on the Sei network, and I kept an eye on this project. Seeing Sei's data respond so strongly was quite shocking. A single game launch can boost the entire chain's activity, indicating that the GameFi track on the Sei ecosystem is indeed quite attractive.

So, the question is, will Sei have new moves next? For example, more blockbuster chain games or ecosystem incentive plans. Or perhaps, many participants are already quietly laying out plans? This is worth paying attention to. Anyway, let's wait and see if Sei can seize the opportunity and rise.

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WhaleStalker

· 23h ago

Bro, Sei this time really hit hard, a game directly drove a 60% increase, this is the true ecological effect The Isekai Blade project indeed has potential, but I’m more interested in how the Sei team will proceed BNB is stable, but Sei is tightly holding onto the GameFi growth point. If a few more hit blockbuster chain games come out, this chain might really take off But on the other hand, can this kind of growth be sustained? It feels a bit like a bubble Sei is now betting on the GameFi path, the pressure is a bit high

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PanicSeller69

· 01-07 19:38

Sei's surge is quite intense, a 60% increase in a game totally caught me off guard. Isekai Blade really that powerful? Seems like I should copy the trend and give it a try. BNB is still so stable, but Sei's momentum is quite interesting. GameFi can really boost activity; it feels like Sei's mechanism design is actually quite innovative. Wait, will the 60% growth fade so quickly? The GameFi ecosystem is still too fragile. Will Sei take advantage of this hype to make a big move? Relying on just one game might not be enough. These numbers look good, but the real question is how to sustain this momentum. A single chain game can attract so much activity, which suggests that Sei's user base might still be relatively small. I haven't heard of Isekai Blade before—are the rumors true that it's so powerful? Should I go all-in on Sei, guys? It feels like there's some potential.

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ProposalManiac

· 01-07 17:08

A 60% increase with just one game? It depends on the subsequent ecosystem incentive mechanism design—relying solely on blockbuster games has many failed cases in history. The key is to see how Sei's governance team follows up; don't let the hype fade away for nothing.

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ImaginaryWhale

· 01-05 02:51

Sei this time is really amazing, a game directly drives a 60% growth, how hungry must that be BNB is just so-so, stability is everything, but Sei, this dark horse, is interesting Isekai Blade launching and exploding so fiercely shows that GameFi still has room The question is, can it be sustained, or is it just a fleeting hot spot The Sei team should seize the opportunity, or they'll have to wait for the next big hit The entire ecosystem is betting on GameFi, this track is too competitive It feels like everyone is waiting for Sei's next move, whoever acts first wins Can blockchain games really save a chain? That sounds a bit far-fetched But the data is right here, Sei has indeed played some tricks

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BearMarketMonk

· 01-05 02:50

Wow, Sei's 60% surge this time is really impressive. Can a single game do that? Does GameFi really have such strong appeal? It feels a bit uncertain. Wait, is Isekai Blade really that popular, or is it just hype? I haven't heard of it. BNB is stable, but can this kind of growth continue? I have a feeling Sei might be a flash in the pan. Haha, relying on just one game to drive the entire chain shows how lacking the ecosystem is. But on the other hand, it's also an opportunity. Will Sei's ecosystem incentives really keep up? But in times like this, it's definitely worth paying attention to the follow-up actions. Honestly, I don't quite understand why a single GameFi project can be so hot. Is this the missing piece? Waiting to see if Sei cools off later, but the current hype is indeed worth jumping in and trying.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 01-05 02:50

This Sei increase of 60% is really outrageous, can a game pull so much volume, you have to study it carefully Is GameFi really so popular in Sei? It looks okay, but it's not as exaggerated as I imagined If Sei's wave does not keep up with the estimate and disperses, the key still depends on whether there is a steady stream of good projects coming in Isekai Blade Fire to Fire, Don't Be a Flash in the pan, this kind of thing has been seen too much BNB is stable, and Sei's flexibility is the opportunity to make money I heard that the capital behind Sei is paving the way, and there may indeed be a backhand, which is the key Give me a data analysis and want me FOMO? Let's see if we can hold this wave of heat first If Sei's ecological incentives keep up, it will be possible to eat meat for a long time Betting on the follow-up development of Sei, I feel that the GameFi outlet is not over yet The increase is so strong that people are a little panicked, and they are afraid of the receiver

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ser_aped.eth

· 01-05 02:45

SEI's recent 60% surge is indeed impressive. A single game can move the entire chain, and the power of GameFi is truly not to be underestimated. Hurry up and check out Isekai Blade to see if you can get on board. It seems like there might still be opportunities with SEI. If SEI can launch a few more hit projects in the future, it could take off directly.

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