Sei blockchain gaming ecosystem is rising strongly: Q3 active addresses in games reached a historical high.

Sei Network is rapidly becoming an important force in the on-chain gaming sector. According to multiple industry researchers and data agencies, Sei games experienced explosive growth in the third quarter, with the number of daily active addresses (DAA) for on-chain games reaching an all-time high, averaging around 805,000 active addresses per day. This performance allows Sei to stand out in the current competitive landscape of public chains, being regarded as one of the most promising gaming public chains.

The third quarter report from Messari for 2025 shows that the number of daily active addresses related to Sei games has risen by as much as 108% compared to the previous month. This growth is not driven by short-term events, but rather propelled by sustained and stable user behavior, reflecting a genuine increase in on-chain adoption rates. Compared to other Layer 1 and Layer 2 blockchains, Sei stands out particularly in key metrics such as “growth of on-chain game users” and “daily active addresses in games.”

At the specific application level, the flagship chain game “World of Dypians” has become the core driving force for ecological growth. The game contributed approximately 143,000 daily active Addresses in the third quarter. Meanwhile, multiple games are continuously generating stable traffic on Sei, forming a relatively decentralized user structure. This multi-application driven model helps to reduce the risk of a single project and enhances the long-term resilience of the entire Sei gaming ecosystem.

Compared to its competitors, the advantages of Sei are also obvious. Data shows that the average daily active addresses for Solana-based blockchain games during the same period is about 200,000, while Sei is clearly ahead. The reason lies in the underlying optimization of Sei Network for high-frequency trading and high-concurrency scenarios, featuring low latency and predictable fees, making it very suitable for on-chain games and execution-intensive applications.

The rapid improvement in fundamentals has also triggered positive feedback at the market level. After the release of Messari data, the price of SEI tokens rose by about 15% in the short term, and the level of discussion on social media significantly increased. For investors, continuously growing real user data is often more convincing than conceptual hype.

Overall, as the user base of on-chain games continues to expand, Sei is gradually solidifying its positioning as a “game-first public chain.” If the current growth trend continues, Sei is expected to occupy a more significant market share in the global blockchain gaming sector by 2026.