Good morning. Recently, I came across a viewpoint suggesting that in today's public blockchains, discussing TPS, Gas, and confirmation times alone is no longer sufficient. The bottleneck in on-chain markets is not speed but information lag behind execution. If prices are outdated, settlements are delayed, and risks are only recognized after the fact, then even higher throughput is just a faster black box.

Sei's latest market infrastructure grid, especially its data and transparency system, is like a precise answer to this problem. Its approach is not to add more but to reconstruct and embed traditional external tools like oracles, block explorers, and data analysis tools into the core layer of the market.

The result is: price updates and execution are synchronized, each transaction can be audited in real-time even under high throughput, and capital flows can be interpreted instantly.

This means transparency is no longer just a slogan or moral commitment but an inevitable outcome of engineering choices. When parallel execution, institutional-grade data sources, and scalable observability are forcibly integrated, high-speed markets are compelled to become readable.

Therefore, Sei's grid is more like a design philosophy for interfaces: it no longer tries to make institutions struggle to adapt to raw and opaque on-chain data but instead constructs the on-chain market itself into a form familiar and expected by institutions—a real-time, continuous, globally auditable operating environment.

This may be the kind of next-generation market infrastructure it should be: performance is fundamental, but real-time decision-making based on trustworthy information is the true barrier.

Data shows that this transformation centered on EVM compatibility and high performance has brought significant growth to Sei. Its upcoming Giga upgrade aims to push throughput to a new height of approximately 200,000 TPS.

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