Sei news today is focused less on a fresh announcement than on the network’s continuing transition toward Sei Giga, with no new official Sei publication identified for October 9–11, 2026. The latest developments remain the Giga-related upgrades announced earlier this year, including the Eidos storage upgrade and the Ares and Eidos components scheduled for Sei 6.6.
As of Sunday, October 11, SEI was trading at $0.06815, up 2.16% over 24 hours. The token’s market capitalization stood at $458.86M, ranking it #172, while 24-hour trading volume was $44.06M. SEI remained down 5.13% over seven days, indicating that the latest daily gain had not yet reversed the broader weekly decline.
Sei news today: Giga upgrade remains the central development
The Sei Foundation’s most recent major technical updates concern the network’s planned Giga architecture. On August 12, Sei published details about the Eidos upgrade, describing it as a replacement of the chain’s storage database while the network remains operational. The change is intended to improve the infrastructure supporting Sei’s high-throughput design without requiring a conventional downtime event.
Earlier, on July 31, Sei announced that Ares and Eidos—the first components of the Giga upgrade—would go live in Sei 6.6. The upgrades form part of the network’s longer-term effort to improve performance and expand its appeal to financial applications and institutional users.
A separate August 26 Sei publication highlighted the network’s institutional blockchain strategy and referenced work involving Mastercard. However, the available official blog results do not show a new partnership announcement, governance vote, token listing, or network incident dated within the past 24–48 hours.
Strategic shift toward an EVM-only network
Sei’s broader roadmap is also shaped by SIP-03, the upgrade proposal that began winding down the network’s Cosmos transaction infrastructure. Under the plan, Sei is moving toward an EVM-only model, meaning EVM addresses will ultimately be responsible for initiating transactions while native Cosmos message handling is deprecated.
The transition has implications for exchanges, custodians, developers, and holders of IBC-based assets. Sei previously outlined migration requirements for exchanges and custodians, with integration work tied to the deprecation schedule. The network has also warned users holding IBC assets to review transfer arrangements as related functionality is disabled.
SEI’s circulating supply was 6,733,333,333 SEI against a total supply of 10,000,000,000 SEI. The current price remains 94.02% below its all-time high of $1.14, keeping the Giga rollout and ecosystem adoption central to the token’s longer-term outlook.