What to Know
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CBOE files Canary Staked SEI ETF with SEC, opening $SEI to regulated investment channels.
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Monaco CLOB debuts on Sei, offering ultra-fast execution and bridging Wall Street liquidity with DeFi.
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TD Sequential delivers another accurate BUY signal, aligning with SEI’s price moves.
The Sei Network (SEI) is getting a lot of attention again. In the last three weeks, every big price change in $SEI has been exactly in line with the TD Sequential indicator. Now, it’s telling us to “BUY,” which could mean a break higher. The Chicago Board Options Exchange (CBOE) has also filed a 19b-4 application with the SEC for the Canary Staked SEI ETF. If this is approved, it could make $SEI a digital asset that can be traded on traditional market infrastructure.
Predicting the Next Move
The TD Sequential indicator keeps showing that it can accurately track $SEI’s price movements, and traders on X are buzzing about it. In the last two weeks, every rise or fall followed the signals from the indicator. New buy signals are now appearing, suggesting that the trend may be about to change and that prices may rise. Even though these signals aren’t always right, they have been right for SEI so many times that swing traders and technical observers are more confident in them.
CBOE’s SEI ETF Filing
Yesterday, CBOE submitted a 19b-4 filing for the Canary Staked SEI ETF, officially triggering the SEC’s review. This position SEI alongside Solana and Ethereum in the increasingly competitive staked ETF arena, and if approved, would make SEI one of the few digital assets accessible through regulated exchange trading products.
Analysts say this can greatly increase the number of investors who can buy SEI, especially institutional and mainstream retail investors who prefer traditional investment vehicles over crypto.
Monaco Protocol on SEI
Just two days ago, Sei Labs, along with Monaco Research, unveiled Monaco, a Wall Street-grade on-chain trading layer built on Sei. This infrastructure has execution times of less than 1 millisecond and settlement times of about 400 milliseconds, which is as fast as institutional systems but with the transparency of DeFi. Monaco connects traditional and decentralized finance. It was made to serve tokenized asset markets that are expected to reach $30 trillion by 2034.
Technical Momentum and Market Structure
Beyond TD Sequential signals, broader technical indicators also paint an optimistic picture for SEI. Analysts say that SEI has broken out of a long-term downward trendline, which means that its multi-month bearish pattern is over and there could be breakout rallies.
Also, SEI has done better than expected in the past, with 120% development growth and TVL that was higher than Cardano’s. Analysts have set upside targets near $0.24 and higher. SEI is currently trading between $0.30 and $0.32, which is a rise from recent lows.
What This Means for Investors and Institutions
A lot of people think the TD Sequential buy signal could be a good time to buy for a quick rise, so short-term traders are keeping a close eye on it. Since the indicator has been good at following SEI’s recent price movements, people are starting to believe that this latest signal could give the stock a boost in the near future.
At the same time, institutional investors see the ETF filing as a way to get regulated exposure to SEI, which could lead to a lot of money coming in. With Monaco’s Wall Street-level trading infrastructure, Sei is making itself a great place for decentralized markets that need both speed and deep liquidity.
Conclusion
SEI is at a turning point. A steady TD Sequential buy signal, a landmark CBOE ETF filing, and the start of institutional-grade trading infrastructure all come together to make an unusually aligned breakout setup. $SEI is clearly in focus, whether you’re a trader looking for technical entries or an investor hoping for institutional adoption. If the momentum stays strong, this could be the breakout that takes SEI to the next level of growth.
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