2026-01-02 07:20:20

What does a strong institutional background represent? It signifies seriousness. When you see the capital backing Sei Network, you are witnessing a group of people building the settlement layer for global financial infrastructure. The participation of such investors itself is a validation of the technological level of the chain — not just empty words, but genuine recognition in real money. When institutions choose to participate in a project, it means they have thoroughly validated the actual practical value of this chain. This is not about hype; it’s about building something that can truly be used.

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CryptoHistoryClass

· 9h ago

*checks charts from 2017 dot-com era* ah yes, the classic "institutional money = validation" phase. funny how we said the exact same thing about ftx's backing before... well, you know how that ended lol

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AltcoinHunter

· 19h ago

Institutions are pouring real money in, which shows that there is indeed a way... However, I still need to look at the technical aspect before making a decision, after all, I've already experienced two crashes on the clone platform.

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AirdropAnxiety

· 19h ago

Institutions entering the market = real action, no fluff --- This is what we should be paying attention to, not the concept hype --- To put it simply, they’re betting not on stories but on whether Sei can really be used --- Endorsement from capital backers is the strongest guarantee of all --- Experts have already invested their money, so what are you still worried about? --- The settlement layer needs someone to actually do the work --- Institutions are starting to build infrastructure—are the market trends coming? --- Instead of reading white papers, it’s better to see who’s actually investing money—that’s the real deal

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