Sei Labs Launches Mainnet Beta Phase To Facilitate Mass Adoption Of Digital Assets

Sei Labs announced on Tuesday the launch of its Sei Mainnet beta phase, following a successful Testnet alpha phase that witnessed more than 400 million transactions and the creation of 7.5 million unique testnet wallets. 

Sei Labs announced on Tuesday the launch of its Sei Mainnet beta phase, following a successful Testnet alpha phase that witnessed more than 400 million transactions and the creation of 7.5 million unique testnet wallets. 

This Layer 1 platform is optimized for trading digital assets, aiming to facilitate the mass adoption of such assets across various platforms, including gaming economies, NFT marketplaces and decentralized exchanges.

Jay Jog, co-founder of Sei Labs, emphasized that Sei is designed to enhance the trading experience across all Web3 applications.

The platform boasts of industry-leading speed and performance, with features such as the Twin-Turbo consensus and integrated matching engine to ensure optimal user experience.

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Jeff Feng, Sei Labs co-founder, highlighted Sei’s capability to address the current scalability issues faced by Web 3 infrastructure.

With the Mainnet’s launch, Sei seeks to usher in a new era for digital assets, with more than 30 live applications expected to launch by the second half of 2023.

Today, the blockchain’s inherent token, (CRYPTO: SEI), was launched on trading platforms Binance (CRYPTO: BNB), Kraken and Huobi, among others.

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