Sei is addressing the most overlooked problem in the entire industry! Recently, I have been studying the ecological data of @SeiNetwork and discovered a phenomenon that most people ignore: while all public chains are focused on increasing TPS and technological innovation, Sei is quietly solving a more practical issue—distribution. What is distribution? Simply put: no matter how good your product is, how do users come? How does the money come in? From 0 to 1 relies on narrative pathways, while from 1 to 100 relies on global-scale infrastructure. I looked at the data, and Sei currently has over 200 million exchange users, over 35 million wallet users, and fiat deposit channels covering more than 160 countries. What does this mean? It means that if you are doing a project on Sei, you don’t need to start from scratch to educate users, negotiate partnerships, or integrate payments. These time-consuming and costly tasks have already been paved for you by Sei. This is the real moat. I have seen too many teams with impressive technology and decent products, but they get stuck on the most basic question of how users buy this. Either they can’t negotiate fiat deposit channels, or the listing on exchanges is indefinitely delayed, or the user experience is so poor that it drives users away. But on Sei, these issues are already in a solved state: Global exchanges? OKX, Bitget, Coinbase, Robinhood, over 90 million users, covering more than 150 countries. Fiat deposits? MoonPay and Transak are directly connected, Brazilian users can use Pix, UK users use Faster Payments, and US users can transfer directly from banks. User interface? Wallets like MetaMask and Backpack are already integrated, and there’s even a seamless solution like Crossmint that offers "email login + credit card payment." In simple terms: doing a project on Sei means standing on the shoulders of a global distribution network. ...