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Sei Network 2025 Multi-Chain Data Insights (Part Two)
The previous article outlined the basic data framework. This time, let’s discuss what truly matters—the activities of institutions within the Sei ecosystem.
Just looking at a list makes it clear: why are top institutions like BlackRock, Apollo, Hamilton Lane, and Nomura all focused on Sei’s RWA business?
The answer is straightforward—this is not a retail-oriented arena. The RWA (Real-World Asset On-Chain) track has always been driven by institutional capital from the start. Whether traditional financial giants or Web3 funds, what they value is Sei’s efficiency in cross-chain clearing and settlement, as well as its ecosystem depth. BlackRock’s digital asset strategy, Apollo’s infrastructure deployment, Hamilton Lane’s alternative asset allocation—all are participating in ecosystem development with their own logic.
What does this mean? It indicates that Sei is becoming one of the foundational infrastructures for institutional-grade RWA. While ordinary users can participate to some extent, the core incremental logic is driven by B2B.