Mark Sean Brown spotlights a major milestone for sei Network. Gaming activity on Sei skyrocketed in Q3, reaching an average of 805,000 daily active addresses. This number represents one of the strongest gaming performances across any blockchain this year. This data immediately positioned Sei as a strong candidate in the on-chain gaming race. Messari’s Q3 2025 report supports that claim. Sei’s gaming DAA increased 108% QoQ. This growth rate significantly outpaced most Layer 1 and Layer 2 competitors. The report cites a spike in user adoption, rather than a one-off spike. Consistent daily usage increased the numbers throughout the quarter.
Flagship games drive user engagement
World of Dypians led Sei’s gaming ecosystem. This title alone averaged approximately 143,000 daily active addresses during the third quarter. Other gaming applications also contributed to steady engagement and created a diverse base of activity. This decentralization reduces dependence on a single app and makes the ecosystem more resilient.
Sei’s gaming activities stand out compared to his rivals. Solana-based games averaged nearly 200,000 DAA over a similar period, according to DappRadar data. Sei’s specialized infrastructure for high-speed execution gives you a competitive edge. Low latency and predictable fees attract both game developers and users.
Markets React to Underlying Growth
Investors were quick to react to the report. Following the release of Messari’s data, the price of $SEI rose approximately 15%. Social engagement also skyrocketed, and the post received strong attention across crypto Twitter. Traders often reward obvious usage increases over narrative speculation, especially in the gaming space.
This performance strengthens Sei’s positioning as a game-first blockchain. While many chains pursue broad DeFi advantages, sei focuses on execution-heavy applications. The game naturally benefits from its design choices. If adoption continues at this pace, Sei could capture a significant share of on-chain gaming activity through 2026.
