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A friend of mine who works in an institution used to have a very fixed daily work rhythm: monitoring the market during the day, waiting for settlement at night, and basically shutting down on weekends. He always thought this was normal, until recently he told me: "I've realized the market is moving 24/7, but our system is still stuck in the last era." The problem isn't that he's not professional enough, but that finance is starting to disregard the exchange's schedule. And everything that happened at @SeiNetwork this week answered one question: When finance never goes off duty, what should the settlement layer look like? And everything Sei did this week, essentially, was solving the same problem: ensuring money keeps pace with price. If I had to summarize Sei's week in one sentence: Finance is starting to wait for no one. 1️⃣ 24/5 US Stock Pricing: Prices finally stop sleeping. @Chainlink pushed 24/5 US stock pricing data streams onto the blockchain, and @MonacoTrading became one of the first venues to consume this data. The truly significant aspect of this isn't the "US stock market," but rather: 👉 Prices are starting to deviate from traditional trading hours. When prices don't sleep, the financial system must also keep sleeping. This is precisely the moment Sei has been waiting for. 2️⃣ Tokenized Treasury Bonds Exceed $9 Billion: Slow Assets Also Want to Speed Up @SeiNetwork presented a striking statistic: Tokenized Treasury Bonds: $9 billion Corporate Cash Market: $8 trillion Currently, it only accounts for 0.1%. But if you look at it from another angle: Treasury bonds, an asset that is "extremely slow," once they enter a real-time settlement system, they are no longer just "deposits," but rather a liquidity tool that can be repeatedly used. The requirements for the settlement layer are not high TPS, but stability, speed, affordability, and the ability to operate sustainably over the long term. 3️⃣ 5 Billion Transactions: The Chain is Truly Being Used as a "System" Data from @everstake_pool: Sei's total transaction volume has surpassed 5 billion, and DAA is nearing an all-time high. This isn't inflated figures, but rather something you can clearly feel: Sei is starting to act like a "financial underlying system," rather than just an activity platform. 4️⃣ DAU +214%, Funds Flowing Within Applications @TokenRelations' report directly names: Sei's DAU increased by 214% year-over-year. Active users come from: @YeiFinance @TakaraLend @matchfighters They all share one thing in common: You need money for them to have value. There's no emotional narrative, only financial efficiency. 5️⃣ Price Prediction Market Launched: Finance Becomes More "Instant" @BlitsTrade launched Tap Trading, and the price prediction market runs directly on Sei. In essence, it boils down to this: 👉 When settlement is fast enough, price can directly translate into product value. This is precisely what traditional finance has been unable to achieve. 6️⃣ Simultaneous Research Advancements: Not a Sprint, But a Roadmap @Mysten_Labs × @Sei_Labs jointly released Sedna, addressing the structural issues of latency and censorship under high throughput. @Sei_Labs is researching how stablecoins can extend the US dollar's monetary policy. This illustrates one thing: Sei is already writing the future as an "institutional-grade financial infrastructure." This week's conclusion is not that assets must first be on-chain, but rather that the settlement system must be in place first, before assets dare to come. This week, Sei seems to be telling the market: You just focus on accelerating finance, and leave the rest to me. Many chains are still teaching users how to play, Sei is already letting finance run itself. When you find that: stocks, government bonds, stablecoins, and prediction markets all default to the same settlement rhythm, you'll look back and realize that this week was one of the turning points. Markets move faster on Sei. ($/acc)

A friend of mine who works in an institution used to have a very fixed daily work rhythm: monitoring the market during the day, waiting for settlement at night, and basically shutting down on weekends. He always thought this was normal, until recently he told me: "I've realized the market is moving 24/7, but our system is still stuck in the last era." The problem isn't that he's not professional enough, but that finance is starting to disregard the exchange's schedule. And everything that happened at @SeiNetwork this week answered one question: When finance never goes off duty, what should the settlement layer look like? And everything Sei did this week, essentially, was solving the same problem: ensuring money keeps pace with price. If I had to summarize Sei's week in one sentence: Finance is starting to wait for no one. 1️⃣ 24/5 US Stock Pricing: Prices finally stop sleeping. @Chainlink pushed 24/5 US stock pricing data streams onto the blockchain, and @MonacoTrading became one of the first venues to consume this data. The truly significant aspect of this isn't the "US stock market," but rather: 👉 Prices are starting to deviate from traditional trading hours. When prices don't sleep, the financial system must also keep sleeping. This is precisely the moment Sei has been waiting for. 2️⃣ Tokenized Treasury Bonds Exceed $9 Billion: Slow Assets Also Want to Speed Up @SeiNetwork presented a striking statistic: Tokenized Treasury Bonds: $9 billion Corporate Cash Market: $8 trillion Currently, it only accounts for 0.1%. But if you look at it from another angle: Treasury bonds, an asset that is "extremely slow," once they enter a real-time settlement system, they are no longer just "deposits," but rather a liquidity tool that can be repeatedly used. The requirements for the settlement layer are not high TPS, but stability, speed, affordability, and the ability to operate sustainably over the long term. 3️⃣ 5 Billion Transactions: The Chain is Truly Being Used as a "System" Data from @everstake_pool: Sei's total transaction volume has surpassed 5 billion, and DAA is nearing an all-time high. This isn't inflated figures, but rather something you can clearly feel: Sei is starting to act like a "financial underlying system," rather than just an activity platform. 4️⃣ DAU +214%, Funds Flowing Within Applications @TokenRelations' report directly names: Sei's DAU increased by 214% year-over-year. Active users come from: @YeiFinance @TakaraLend @matchfighters They all share one thing in common: You need money for them to have value. There's no emotional narrative, only financial efficiency. 5️⃣ Price Prediction Market Launched: Finance Becomes More "Instant" @BlitsTrade launched Tap Trading, and the price prediction market runs directly on Sei. In essence, it boils down to this: 👉 When settlement is fast enough, price can directly translate into product value. This is precisely what traditional finance has been unable to achieve. 6️⃣ Simultaneous Research Advancements: Not a Sprint, But a Roadmap @Mysten_Labs × @Sei_Labs jointly released Sedna, addressing the structural issues of latency and censorship under high throughput. @Sei_Labs is researching how stablecoins can extend the US dollar's monetary policy. This illustrates one thing: Sei is already writing the future as an "institutional-grade financial infrastructure." This week's conclusion is not that assets must first be on-chain, but rather that the settlement system must be in place first, before assets dare to come. This week, Sei seems to be telling the market: You just focus on accelerating finance, and leave the rest to me. Many chains are still teaching users how to play, Sei is already letting finance run itself. When you find that: stocks, government bonds, stablecoins, and prediction markets all default to the same settlement rhythm, you'll look back and realize that this week was one of the turning points. Markets move faster on Sei. ($/acc)

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Bearish Warning: $MEME breaks below key resistance! Entry Point: 0.00115 – 0.00118 📉 Target Price: 0.00098 - 0.00085 🚀 Stop Loss: 0.00130 🛑 The chart is currently completely dominated by sellers. The price is being pressured by the selling zone. Do not get trapped if the price fails to bounce back quickly from the resistance level. The momentum remains strong. #Cryptocurrency #TradingSignals #Bearish #Altcoin #MEME 🛑 {future}(MEMEUSDT)

I used to think that, the slowness was because people weren't ruthless enough. But I later realized that wasn't it. It's that those who actually get things done are being slowed down by the system. Slow payment collection, slow settlement, slow market switching, isn't a matter of ability; it's because the underlying system you're using simply can't run fast enough. The biggest problem in the market right now can be summed up in one sentence: Everything exists, but it's all fragmented. One set of payment methods, one set of data, one set of hosting— each time you take on a new location, it's like starting a new business all over again. The result is: you want to expand your business, but your hands are tied. @SeiNetwork's Market Infrastructure Grid isn't just giving you a "new tool," it directly weaves together everything you need for market operations into a network. You're not here to "test the waters," you're directly connecting to an already running system. 【Three-Point Breakdown】 First point: You're not here to test the waters, you're here to connect the pipes. The water's already flowing; you just need to connect it. Second point: You're not consuming the system; you are part of the system yourself. Your arrival actually increases the value of the entire network. Third point: The more people use it, the better it is. This is counterintuitive, but it's where the gap begins to widen. 【Underlying Support】 To put it bluntly, the success of Grid isn't based on sentiment: It needs to run fast enough for it to be meaningful. It needs to be stable for enterprises to dare to use it. It needs to be interoperable for it to scale. This isn't about "how good the chain is," it's about "whether it can actually work." 【Application Scenarios】 Your tasks are essentially a few: Money needs to be invested. Data needs to be accurate. Users need to join. The system needs to be stable. In Grid, these aren't problems you solve alone, but rather a whole group of people already using it working together. 【Cost Details】 Many people instinctively think "enterprise-grade" is expensive. But Grid's logic is exactly the opposite: It's not about burning money to build the system first, but about getting it running first. You're not betting on the future, you're using existing traffic and capabilities. [Action Guide] If you're currently stuck in one of these three states: Want to expand, but afraid of technical failures; Want to be fast, but your system can't keep up; Want to do long-term, but don't want to start over repeatedly; then the most rational action isn't to "wait and see," but rather to choose the right network that can run together. The real watershed in the market isn't who talks the biggest game, but whose system is already being used repeatedly in the real world. Sei's Grid isn't about making you believe in the future; it's about presenting the present to you.

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The crypto world is never about knowledge; it's about whether you can withstand the pull of human nature. Many people still haven't grasped one thing: the crypto world isn't a place where "the more you learn, the more you earn." Instead, it's a place where the more "human" you are, the more likely you are to lose money. You'll find that what truly makes you lose money isn't not understanding the white paper, but rather these human pain points that constantly battle within your mind. First, the most fundamental pain point: fear of missing out. The primary emotion in the crypto world isn't greed, but the fear of missing out. Even if you don't understand the coin, when you see the timeline constantly updating and the candlestick charts climbing one after another, only one thought echoes in your mind: "If I don't get on board now, am I going to miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity?" So you chase the highs. Not because you're bullish, but because you can't bear to be an outsider. The crypto world is essentially a giant comparison machine: Others making money = you losing money. This isn't logic; it's emotion. II. The Second Pain Point: The Desire for a Quick Turnaround Many people enter the cryptocurrency market not to make steady profits, but to rewrite their lives in one fell swoop. Low wages, limited opportunities, and a lack of escape from reality the cryptocurrency market becomes their "lifeline." Therefore, you find it hard to accept: slow and steady profits, small positions, and long-term planning. What you want is—fast, ruthless, and a direct change in destiny. This is also why: You go all in on the slightest rumor, get carried away by a single positive day, and collapse at the first crash. Because you're not betting money, but all your resentment and frustration with reality. III. The Most Fatal Pain Point: The Reluctance to Admit Mistakes The most expensive cost in the cryptocurrency market isn't transaction fees, but the refusal to admit mistakes. You buy the wrong coin, but instead of selling, you start: looking for more positive news, blocking those who are bearish, telling yourself it has "long-term value." Not because you truly believe, but because you can't bear to admit: I was wrong. Thus, unrealized losses turn into deep losses, deep losses turn into faith, faith ultimately becomes a lesson learned. The crypto world is never short of information; what it lacks is the courage to self-criticize. IV. The Deepest Hidden Pain Point: The Desire to Be Proved Smart Many people spam, write long articles, and make judgments, ostensibly researching, but actually gambling on one thing: "Did I understand it earlier than others?" Therefore, you'll obsess over: * Buying early on narratives * Betting on niche trends * Going against consensus Once the market proves you wrong, you don't reflect, but instead try even harder to prove yourself. The crypto world is one of the few places where: If you're right, the world will see; if you're wrong, you have to bear the consequences alone. This is a huge temptation, but also a huge blow to self-esteem. V. The Persistently Torturous Pain Point: The Ever-Present "Could Have" This is the most insidious aspect of the crypto world. You'll live your whole life with these thoughts: "If only I hadn't sold," "If only I had held on longer," "I was right, but I didn't invest more." The crypto world doesn't give you a clear ending, only countless hypothetical lives. What people find hardest to bear isn't failure, but the near miss of success. VI. Therefore, you'll discover a harsh reality: the way the crypto world truly eliminates people isn't through liquidation, but rather—emotional exhaustion. You don't lose everything overnight, but you're slowly worn down by these pain points: impatience, lack of confidence, and poor judgment. When you finally quit, you can't even pinpoint where you went wrong. Those who truly survive are surprisingly "counterintuitive." They don't prove themselves, and they're not in a rush to recover. They're more like doing one thing: gradually taming human nature into a tool, not its master. The crypto world never rewards the smartest people, only those least likely to be fooled by themselves. If you can survive long enough here, you're not winning against the market, you're winning against yourself.

I was having coffee with a guy, and he said something along these lines: "The hardest thing in the crypto world right now isn't making money, it's finding something that 'you can see how it grows.'" The first thing that came to mind was @humafinance's Huma 2.0. What can you think of it as? Like a small shop that just opened in April, with a small storefront and not located on a main street. But in less than a year, it went from zero inventory and zero customers to a TVL of $150 million. The most astonishing thing about this is: It increased by 403% in one quarter. This isn't just luck like "I doubled my money yesterday," it's a proven business model. Many people are only now starting to talk about RWA, Solana, and real-world assets. I continued chatting with that guy, and he said he doesn't feel safe leaving his money anywhere. I told him to find something that "generates interest on its own," and stop staring at the market all the time. Take, for example, the approach in Huma Market: Utilize the 8% native yield from PST (on Kamino) for a cyclical model. It's not about reckless expansion or betting on direction, but rather using the system's own cash flow to build up layer by layer. Doesn't that sound a bit like something out of a traditional industry? Rental income → re-mortgaging → further expansion → more rent collection. The only difference is that this happens on-chain. So looking back at Huma 2.0 now, it's more like suddenly realizing how big the shop next door has become. By the time everyone realizes it, it's already on the main road of Solana's RWA. And all you have to do is get in and sit down.