2025-12-17 01:21:05

SEI's recent trend has attracted quite a bit of attention. Some analysts point out that its current technical pattern and capital inflow rhythm are somewhat similar to SOL's performance in 2021 — from consolidation and accumulation to a strong breakout.

Specifically, SOL, after trading sideways around $3, surged directly to near $260, with a total increase of 86 times. Currently, SEI's consolidation cycle, ecosystem heat indicators, and main capital accumulation pace indeed show similar characteristics. On the technical side, key support levels have been established, and breakout signals are becoming clearer. Capital is quietly building up, and market participants' entry timing is gradually optimizing.

Although history does not simply repeat itself, market laws often exhibit similarities. For investors studying SEI's fundamentals and technical trends, the current range may present some participation value — provided that risk management is in place and logical support analysis is rational.

In any case, this kind of benchmarking analysis reminds us: market opportunities often appear in undervalued positions, but require data support and strategic execution as a foundation.

SEI-0,64%

SOL0,79%

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AirdropDreamer

· 2025-12-20 01:21

I'm tired of hearing about SOL's routine comparisons. Whether SEI is good or not still depends on the authenticity of its ecosystem. Every time, people mention the performance similar to 2021, but most of those projects ended in failure. It still comes down to actual application scenarios. 86 times is an extreme case. Risk management is really important, so keep that in mind. Consolidation and accumulation do seem to be happening, but be cautious about chasing highs, everyone. The idea of market buildup and momentum is too vague; there's no solid data to back it up. How is the SEI ecosystem? Can someone talk about the real progress of the projects? Don't just listen to technical jargon; you need to see if the fundamentals are truly solid.

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GateUser-bd883c58

· 2025-12-17 01:47

SEI outperformed SOL by 86 times? That's a joke; history doesn't repeat itself.

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defi_detective

· 2025-12-17 01:33

Is SEI really about to take off? Don't tell me it's another "next SOL" story Is this comparison reliable... 86x, just listen and forget it. Not many dare to go all-in The funding situation is a bit interesting, but being so certain about the support level feels a bit hollow

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GateUser-00be86fc

· 2025-12-17 01:31

I've heard the argument that SEI is comparable to SOL quite a few times. It would be great if it really could 86x, but let's just honestly focus on proper stop-loss management.

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