2026-01-15 14:43:08

Everyone's suddenly talking about parallelized EVMs these days. Thing is, the foundation was already there. SEI built this from the ground up—parallelization wasn't bolted on later, it was baked into the architecture from day one. Meanwhile, other platforms are playing catch-up, trying to retrofit something that should've been foundational. That's the difference between designing for scale from the start versus patching it on. Early movers who commit to the right technical choices tend to stay ahead. SEI's got that built-in advantage.

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StableGenius

· 4h ago

ngl, everyone's discovering parallelization like it's some groundbreaking innovation when sei literally had this locked in from genesis. classic move—other chains panic retrofit while sei just... exists with actual architecture. as predicted, first-mover technical advantage isn't this ephemeral thing people pretend it is.

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P2ENotWorking

· 4h ago

SEI's move is indeed brilliant, as they integrated parallelization at the architectural level from the start, and it's not just a patchwork fix. Other chains are still applying patches, and the gap has long since widened.

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WhaleWatcher

· 4h ago

Sei indeed had an advantage right from the start, having planned the architecture from the beginning, unlike other projects that keep changing and modifying until now.

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BrokenDAO

· 4h ago

The idea that first-mover advantage in architecture is the key has been heard too many times; the Cosmos team has also touted this. The key still lies in whether the incentive mechanism can be self-consistent. No matter how well it is designed early on, if governance becomes distorted later, it will still fail.

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GasWaster

· 4h ago

Sei has indeed figured it out, integrating parallelization from the very beginning while others are still catching up.

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SatoshiSherpa

· 4h ago

SEI's architecture design is indeed impressive. It was planned for parallelization from the very beginning, not as a patch later on. This aspect is truly ahead of the curve.

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GasGoblin

· 4h ago

SEI's parallel processing has been built-in from the very beginning, which is truly impressive, unlike some chains that are only now making corrections.

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