How Sei Network Hit 600,000 Active Wallets Despite a 30% Token Slide

Sei Network, a high-speed Layer 1 blockchain, has just reached a remarkable milestone. The number of active wallets on its network has surpassed 600,000, the highest number in its history.

This growth comes as Sei’s ecosystem gains increasing attention from gaming and DeFi projects. However, the price of its native token, SEI, dropped more than 30% in May.

Why Is Sei Network’s Ecosystem Booming in Q2?

According to data from Flipside, Sei Network has attracted 17 million new addresses since January 2025, bringing the total number of active addresses to 26.8 million. Q2 has become Sei’s acceleration phase, with daily new address creation surpassing 330,000.

The surge in new addresses shows a strong influx of users joining the Sei ecosystem. As a result, Sei’s daily active wallet count reached a new peak, crossing 600,000.

New users also brought in fresh capital, driving Sei’s total value locked (TVL) to a new all-time high of over $550 million in May before adjusting to $471 million at the time of writing.

Sei Network is known as a high-speed blockchain designed to optimize performance and scalability. It’s particularly suitable for applications that require fast transactions, such as high-frequency trading and on-chain gaming.

On-chain gaming is now a major driver of Sei Network’s growth. Data from DappRadar shows that the most active DApps on Sei are gaming projects. Titles like World of Dypians, Hot Spring, and Archer Hunter have attracted large user bases.

“A lot of Sei Games = A lot of Unique Address Transactions. It is as simple as that, ” X handle Gaming On Sei said.

Despite the ecosystem’s strong development, the price of SEI has failed to reflect this growth. According to BeInCrypto, SEI’s price dropped more than 30% in May 2025. This decline has raised concerns among investors.

The drop came amid broader pressure on altcoins. Bitcoin dominance increased, and most investor attention remained focused on Bitcoin.

Still, some analysts remain optimistic about SEI’s prospects. Soroush Osivand, CEO of SSE Exchange, pointed out that SEI has formed an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern on the weekly chart. This is a technical signal that could suggest a trend reversal from bearish to bullish.

Despite the positive on-chain data, SEI’s price decline may affect investor sentiment, especially among those still on the sidelines. In a fiercely competitive Layer 1 market — with rivals like Solana, Aptos, and Sui — Sei must continue to innovate and attract major projects to maintain its position.