Sei achieved a key milestone in 2025: transforming the parallelized EVM from a technical blueprint in the lab into a stable, production-grade system.

The core competitiveness of version 2 is not just about benchmark numbers but is demonstrated by its performance under real transaction loads. Finality confirmation in 400 milliseconds, throughput of 12,500 transactions per second (Giga target pointing to 200,000+), an average of 4.5 million transactions daily, a cumulative total of 4 billion historical records, and an average fee of only $0.0004 per transaction—these metrics are not just theoretical figures in a lab but actual results from long-term network operation.

From a technical perspective, implementing a parallelized EVM means breaking through the limitations of traditional single-threaded execution. While maintaining compatibility with the Ethereum ecosystem, it significantly improves transaction throughput and confirmation efficiency through parallel processing mechanisms. This represents a qualitative leap for ecosystem applications—especially DEXs, lending, and derivatives trading.

In 2025, Sei is proving with real operational data that parallelization is not just a concept but a sustainable infrastructure.