Sei Network passes 101M EVM addresses and $16B in DEX volume

Sei Network just dropped a stack of numbers, and they are not small. According to Cointelegraph, the layer-1 blockchain has now passed 101 million EVM addresses since going live in 2023. That is 101 million separate addresses touching its Ethereum-compatible side.

The network has also processed 5.2 billion transactions, a figure that speaks to how much activity is actually running through its blocks. Builders are showing up too: 3.5 million contracts have been deployed on Sei so far.

Trading is where the volume gets loud. Cumulative DEX trading volume on Sei has reached $16 billion, per the same update. That total has been stacking up since the chain's 2023 launch, meaning it is a running tally rather than a single quarter's spike.

For a chain that is only a couple of years old, the address count is the headline grabber. Crossing nine figures in EVM addresses puts Sei in a conversation with far older networks, at least on that one metric. Whether those addresses stay active is the question that always follows a milestone like this.

The contract number matters for a different reason. Deployed contracts signal developers shipping real things, not just wallets passing through. Sei has leaned hard into that pitch, pairing EVM compatibility with its own performance-focused design.

No timeline was given for the next set of numbers, and the update did not break out monthly or quarterly growth. For now, the scoreboard reads 101 million addresses, 5.2 billion transactions, 3.5 million contracts and $16 billion traded. Sei is letting the totals do the talking.