2025-12-04 16:35:30

Rebuilding an engine from scratch is no joke.

Sei Network’s Twin-Turbo consensus achieves 380ms finality, and combined with its parallel execution architecture, real-world tests show it can consistently deliver over 20,000 TPS. This level of performance isn’t just lab data—it’s proven in real environments.

What kind of infrastructure does a hyper-financialized future need? The answer might be here. Full EVM compatibility means all Solidity contracts can migrate seamlessly, allowing the developer ecosystem to directly inherit Ethereum’s accumulated advantages.

Only with a robust tech stack can we support the next generation of application scenarios.

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OldLeekNewSickle

· 13h ago

380ms finality sounds pretty impressive, but I’m not sure if it’s just theoretical or actually tested. Anyway, I only half believe it. 20,000 TPS is something you can definitely brag about compared to Ethereum, but the real test is whether it can stay stable when actual applications come online. EVM compatibility is an old trick—every new chain claims it, but in the end… they just cash out and run.

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TokenStorm

· 21h ago

From on-chain data, Sei does seem to have something going for it this time—20,000+ TPS sounds impressive, but the real test lies at the application layer. Those who go all-in at this stage always seem to end up as the unluckiest ones. EVM compatibility is an old trick; the key is whether the ecosystem can truly gain traction. Otherwise, it’s just another high-performance ghost town.

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GateUser-26d7f434

· 12-04 17:03

380ms finality is pretty impressive—can it really achieve that?

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Degen4Breakfast

· 12-04 16:56

20,000 TPS sounds impressive, but we'll have to see what level it can actually achieve after going live.

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FallingLeaf

· 12-04 16:50

380 milliseconds finality is pretty impressive—can it really stay stable? Not hyping or bashing, but if they can actually achieve this level of performance, Solidity developers would have enough reason to migrate. 20,000 TPS sounds ambitious; we'll have to see if they can actually hold it.

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ProposalManiac

· 12-04 16:44

380ms finality sounds impressive, but the real test lies in the long-term validator incentive mechanism design—being able to run fast and being able to run stably are two different things. We've seen the EVM compatibility playbook too many times; the key is still ecosystem stickiness and a solid consensus foundation. History has shown that no matter how strong the performance is, it can't save a chain plagued by governance chaos.

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DataPickledFish

· 12-04 16:36

Is the 380 milliseconds finality real, or is it just hype?

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