- $SEI tests 200MA/EMA support zone as volume interest increases.
- Native USDC improves liquidity flow across Sei and 13 chains.
Sei Network is preparing for the launch of native USDC and Circle’s Cross-Chain Transfer Protocol (CCTP) V2 integration. Technical analysts show $SEI is holding near a confluence of support at $0.26, which aligns with both the 200-day EMA and 200-day MA.
This area recently acted as a bounce zone after $SEI retraced from its rally triggered by stablecoin developments and the $CRCL IPO. Top analyst DaanCrypto noted that if it holds, this range may serve as a higher low, with the next resistance at $0.285.
Volume metrics show heightened interest in the current range. Order book data reveals dense activity, suggesting that traders are preparing for a potential price move.
Should $SEI reclaim the $0.285 level, technical models show that the next target could be above $0.32. This would confirm a bullish continuation pattern backed by increased liquidity and ecosystem traction.
Native USDC and CCTP V2 Set to Expand Sei’s Reach
Circle recently confirmed the launch of native USDC and CCTP V2 on the Sei Network. This marks a shift from bridged USDC via Noble (IBC) to a fully integrated, native model.
The upgrade improves USDC use across Sei’s applications, including DeFi, payments, social apps, and gaming. Circle and the Sei Foundation plan to gradually migrate liquidity to the native stablecoin to enhance stability and efficiency.
CCTP V2 also expands cross-chain capabilities. It enables seamless USDC transfers between Sei and 13 other blockchains across 156 routes.
This supports key activities like onboarding, purchases, treasury management, and in-app payments. Developers benefit from capital efficiency while maintaining a unified user experience.
According to Sei Foundation data, the network’s Total Value Locked (TVL) has risen from $208 million to over $600 million in 2025. Sei now supports more than 200 applications and remains fully EVM-compatible.
The network also plans to introduce the “Giga” upgrade, which aims to improve throughput and performance further.
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