SEI Coin is stabilizing after a prolonged decline, with the price compressing within a defined range as traders weigh whether absorption at the lows can form a base. Market attention is centered on the $0.1155 range high as the key decision level, while fundamentals continue to progress in the background, even as SEI price action remains constrained.
Network Fundamentals Are Improving
Network data shows structural expansion beneath the price consolidation. Sei reported Q3 2025 spot trading volume of $4.64 billion, with compounding growth and depth in emerging markets across on-chain central limit order books.
The network’s Q3 report highlighted 93.5% quarter-over-quarter growth in daily active addresses to 824,000 and 75% growth in DEX volume to $43 million, driven primarily by gaming applications.
On December 25, Wormhole launched its Market Infrastructure Grid on Sei, connecting USDC, USDT, and tokenized assets linked to PayPal and BlackRock. This strengthens Sei’s position in institutional-grade DeFi and real-world asset tokenization.
However, total value locked remains approximately flat at $624 million since November 2025, indicating that the new infrastructure has not yet translated into immediate capital inflows. The muted short-term impact aligns with thin holiday liquidity, while the adoption metrics of this grid in Q1 2026 will be the more meaningful gauge of traction.
What Analysts Are Saying About SEI Coin Price
Analyst Eliz notes that SEI “is not showing strength, but it has clearly stopped falling,” describing a zone of absorption after a distribution and decline phase.
Eliz emphasizes that this is not a trend reversal or bullish call, instead framing it as “a possible temporary operational bottom” characterized by low downside risk, room above, and easy invalidation. This is consistent with sideways stabilization after aggressive selling.
At the same time, Lennaert Snyder, a crypto analyst with almost 40k followers, highlights the precise dynamics of range trading. He states that if SEI achieves “a full reclaim of the $0.1155 high, continuation longs are triggered to ~$0.12 resistance.”
Conversely, if price “sweeps and rejects the $0.1155 high,” he prefers short positions after failure. Snyder identifies an area around $0.1116 as interesting for long setups after reversals, albeit mid-range and therefore higher risk, and prefers a sweep of the rangelow near $0.1061 for higher-quality long entries.
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