Sei retweeted
Sei Labs Co-Founder @jeffdfeng on Sei’s original thesis: financial transactions underpin crypto, from payments to trading.
Sei Giga is being built to bring global financial markets onchain, targeting 200,000+ transactions per second and sub-second finality.
Sei Tokens Are Now Available on Pumpfun
Pumpfun (@Pumpfun) $PUMP HAS officially launched support for the Sei network (@SeiNetwork) $SEI.
Users can trade Sei tokens through its app without leaving the platform. Crosschain bridging is also available directly within the app.
The integration could give tokens from the Sei ecosystem greater exposure to Pumpfun users.
Sei retweeted
It is finally time for SIP-6: upgrading Sei to Autobahn consensus.
This would make Sei the first Multi-Proposer EVM chain, with an onchain trading experience matching any centralized venue to date.
This is the biggest step on the road to Giga.
Sei Network Enters The MiCA Spotlight in Europe
SEI’s (@SeiNetwork) $SEI MiCA white paper has been filed for public record in Europe by OKX (@okx) Europe Limited.
The document covers 30 EEA countries and supports SEI’s admission to trading on OKX’s platform. It outlines the token’s utility, risks and holder rights.
The filing is a disclosure, not regulatory approval.
Sei retweeted
Progress towards Giga is accelerating.
Sub-250ms finality. 200,000TPS throughput. CEX quality execution onchain.
Giga will be the ultimate trading blockchain.
Sei retweeted
Just finished the biggest migration on Sei since 2024.
Performance improvement is nothing short of incredible.
Sei's EVM store now lives on FlatKV, about 70% of the chains total keys. Remaining 30% will ship in future migrations.
Giga is coming.
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It appears that the same mistake that OpenAI made formally verifying their Navier-Stokes solution has made it's way into blockchain.
If this had gone to production it could have been a multi-billion dollar issue.
I found a critical safety issue in one major new consensus protocol in the blockchain sector.
The protocol had been formally verified, HOWEVER the formally verified protocol is not the same as the pseudocode.
This appears to be the same scenario that OpenAI has run into with Navier-Stokes.
If this had gotten into production it could have triggered a catastrophic failure, since only a small portion of stake could have broken safety.
The protocol in question is Fast Tendermint. It lets a single Byzantine validator (out of 5f+1) make honest validators decide different values. With 2 validators, equivocation is not even required.
Paper with two fixes and proofs: github.com/ranchalp/fast-ten…
Disclaimer: The authors also specified they consider the formally verified protocol the source of truth.















