# SEI

#SEI If SEI continues to develop in the future, it should be on the same level as Sui. Although many public chains with higher visibility and background than SEI, such as Polkadot, Atomu, and APT, are more well-known, they also have critical shortcomings. Currently, these public chains are developing slowly. Polkadot and Atomu face internal conflicts and significant token sell pressure, while APT is facing issues with application implementation and is in a "pie-in-the-sky" state. Coupled with the heavy market sell pressure, this gives SEI an opportunity.

#SEI Shitcoin has dropped from $1.1 to $0.11 in just over a year, and it's still falling.

#SEI Have you noticed that all these trash coins are just project team bots and shills? The Twitter account has over 700,000 followers, but 690,000 are bot accounts and shills. All mechanical comments praising the coin’s high-frequency trading technology, claiming partnerships, but there are hardly any real people actually buying this coin.

#SEI Have you noticed that these trash coins are all projects hiring a bunch of bot shills, all mechanically posting the same content and reviews, constantly saying how good the high-frequency trading technology of this coin is, or who they are collaborating with? But very few real people actually buy this coin. Even APT has a time unlock, and its unlock volume is larger and has still risen. The unlocked coins of SEI are all in the hands of the project team. This coin is currently pretending to be dead, proving that the project team is not doing anything, constantly releasing fake news, and a

#SEI The most heavily promoted coin in history, no doubt about it. Instead of spending time on promotion, the project team should focus on properly managing the project. Perhaps this project is beyond saving.

#SEI I feel that SEI is really just average after careful study. Although it has the advantage of high TPS for high-frequency trading, the security is low. The project party exaggerates its promotion, doing more talking than quietly working, which is not what a serious project party should do.