This report aims to conduct a comprehensive and in-depth analysis of two highly-watched token projects in the current blockchain ecosystem, Sei and Plasma. As a Layer 1 blockchain optimized for transactions, Sei combines Ethereum's development standards and Solana's performance. Through parallelized EVM and innovative consensus mechanisms, it aims to solve the problem of Web3 transaction scalability. Its core positioning is to provide the underlying infrastructure for applications such as decentralized exchanges (DEXs), perpetual contracts and options. Plasma is a Layer 1 blockchain designed specifically for stablecoins. It also operates as a Bitcoin sidechain. It is committed to providing zero-fee stablecoin transfers and high throughput to meet institutional-level stablecoin transaction needs, with the goal of becoming the global settlement layer of digital dollars. Sei demonstrated strong ecological growth and user adoption, especially in the fields of decentralized finance (DeFi) and gaming, and was recognized by the Wyoming stablecoin pilot program, heralding its potential in institutional adoption. Plasma has received a large amount of institutional funds and user deposits before it was launched on the main network. Its unique optimizations for stablecoins (such as zero-fee USDT transfers) are expected to solve existing pain points and attract large-scale stablecoin liquidity. Both have strong investor backgrounds and a clear technology roadmap, but their long-term development and risk management still need to be paid attention to under fierce market competition, regulatory uncertainty and technology realization challenges.
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