Read this article on bsc.news The Sei blockchain (@SeiNetwork) has recorded at least 10,000 transactions per day for 74 consecutive days, according to data from Chainspect (@chainspect_app).
The Sei blockchain (@SeiNetwork) has recorded at least 10,000 transactions per day for 74 consecutive days, according to data from Chainspect (@chainspect_app). The run points to steady network usage for $SEI over roughly two and a half months.
At that minimum daily rate, the network has processed at least 740,000 transactions over the period. The figure is a floor, since the threshold is a daily minimum rather than an average, and actual totals are likely higher.
The 74-day streak is a measure of consistency, not peak throughput. A steady daily baseline can indicate sustained user and application activity, but it says little about how Sei compares with the busiest chains on raw volume.
Chainspect's comparison pages put the figure in context. Chainspect's Sei vs Solana comparison lists about 2.63 billion total Sei transactions across its history, against 119 billion for Solana. The same page shows Sei's maximum recorded TPS over 100 blocks at 255.7 transactions per second, well below Solana's 7,669. Real-time readings on these pages fluctuate by the hour, so they should be read as snapshots rather than trends.
The comparison also highlights Sei's design ceiling. Chainspect lists a theoretical maximum of 12,500 transactions per second for Sei, far above the network's observed daily activity.
Sei's developers are working to raise that ceiling. Crypto Briefing reported that the layer-1 network published its first public Giga roadmap on May 28, targeting more than 200,000 transactions per second and sub-400 millisecond finality. The upgrade is being rolled out in stages through 2026 rather than on a single launch date.
Sei's own documentation says Sei v6.6 brought the first Ares and Eidos components to mainnet on August 4, 2026. Ares is the new execution client, while Eidos rebuilds storage. The Autobahn consensus layer is listed as coming soon.
Giga is intended to keep full compatibility with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), which matters for developers who want to deploy existing smart contracts on Sei without rewriting them.
For now, the 74-day streak offers a narrow but verifiable data point: Sei has held a steady activity floor while its infrastructure is being rebuilt. Whether that translates into higher usage once the Giga components are fully live will depend on adoption by applications and users.
Chainspect: Sei vs Solana scalability comparisonCrypto Briefing: SEI unveils Giga upgrade roadmapSei Docs: What Is Sei Giga?
