Etherscan, the leading block explorer for Ethereum and other EVM-compatible chains, has officially launched Seiscan, a dedicated version of its platform for the Sei Network.
Expanding Analytics to Sei
The new service provides Sei developers and users with access to Etherscan’s advanced analytics and widely used API services, which process more than a billion daily calls across Ethereum and other EVM networks. The release follows Sei’s July announcement that Etherscan was preparing a block explorer to track transactions, addresses, and contract activity. Existing Sei explorers include Seistream and Seitrace.
“This collaboration with Etherscan is pragmatic for both developers and users, but it is also a symbolic milestone for the Sei community,” said Jayendra Jog, co-founder of Sei Labs. “It reaffirms our commitment to being an EVM-compatible ecosystem by providing tools developers already know and trust.”
Building the Sei Ecosystem
The launch of Seiscan comes amid rapid growth for Sei. In July, MetaMask added support for Sei, allowing users to access Sei-based applications, tokens, and NFTs, as well as conduct swaps, bridging, and purchases through integrated fiat payment options.
Since rolling out its EVM-compatible chain, Sei V2, the network has experienced a sharp increase in activity. According to Sei, it now processes approximately 4.4 million daily transactions, hosts 13 million unique users as of August, and secures about $580 million in total value locked (TVL).
Looking Ahead
Sei’s long-term focus centers on building infrastructure for the tokenization of real-world assets, a trend increasingly embraced by Wall Street institutions. Jog emphasized that Sei’s forthcoming Giga update will further raise performance benchmarks and attract more institutional adoption.
The SEI token currently ranks as the 79th-largest cryptocurrency, trading around $0.30 with a market capitalization of $1.7 billion, according to The Block’s data.
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Etherscan Launches Seiscan for the Sei Network
Etherscan, the leading block explorer for Ethereum and other EVM-compatible chains, has officially launched Seiscan, a dedicated version of its platform for the Sei Network.
Expanding Analytics to Sei
The new service provides Sei developers and users with access to Etherscan’s advanced analytics and widely used API services, which process more than a billion daily calls across Ethereum and other EVM networks. The release follows Sei’s July announcement that Etherscan was preparing a block explorer to track transactions, addresses, and contract activity. Existing Sei explorers include Seistream and Seitrace.
“This collaboration with Etherscan is pragmatic for both developers and users, but it is also a symbolic milestone for the Sei community,” said Jayendra Jog, co-founder of Sei Labs. “It reaffirms our commitment to being an EVM-compatible ecosystem by providing tools developers already know and trust.”
Building the Sei Ecosystem
The launch of Seiscan comes amid rapid growth for Sei. In July, MetaMask added support for Sei, allowing users to access Sei-based applications, tokens, and NFTs, as well as conduct swaps, bridging, and purchases through integrated fiat payment options.
Since rolling out its EVM-compatible chain, Sei V2, the network has experienced a sharp increase in activity. According to Sei, it now processes approximately 4.4 million daily transactions, hosts 13 million unique users as of August, and secures about $580 million in total value locked (TVL).
Looking Ahead
Sei’s long-term focus centers on building infrastructure for the tokenization of real-world assets, a trend increasingly embraced by Wall Street institutions. Jog emphasized that Sei’s forthcoming Giga update will further raise performance benchmarks and attract more institutional adoption.
The SEI token currently ranks as the 79th-largest cryptocurrency, trading around $0.30 with a market capitalization of $1.7 billion, according to The Block’s data.