➥ I’ve been watching the stablecoin flows on @SeiNetwork It’s clear why $USDC, $PYUSD, #USDT0, $AUSD are all showing up here first. Sei is simply built different. Here’s why I say stablecoins actually move faster on Sei: ✦ Parallelized EVM → no slow, sequential queues like Ethereum. Transfers execute side by side. 12,500 TPS live today, scaling to 200,000 TPS with Giga. ✦ <400 ms finality → feels like a Web2 payment, not a blockchain confirmation. ✦ Sub-cent fees even during peak loads → stablecoin throughput isn’t fighting gas wars. ✦ $277M+ stablecoin TVL → real usage. When you run the numbers, Sei is quietly encroaching on payments giants: → Visa averages 1,700 TPS. → Mastercard around 1,000 TPS. → PayPal ~200 TPS. All of them settle T+1 and charge 2-3% fees. Sei settles globally in 400ms with near-zero cost. That’s why I’ve started thinking about Sei more like a global settlement engine for digital dollars. And the use cases become obvious: → 24/7 remittances: ~$1T market by 2030, automated payroll, gaming microtransactions, AI agent payments… everything that dies on slow, expensive rails. → Stablecoins processed $27.6T in 2024 more than Visa + Mastercard combined. @SeiNetwork is one of the few chains actually architected to handle that level of flow. People underestimate this part. I don’t. Stablecoins move faster and at global scale on Sei ($/acc).