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Orderly Network, Web3 liquidity layer, has officially entered Sei, the first parallelized EVM blockchain, famous for merging the features of Solana and Ethereum. Sei blockchain developers will get access to Orderly’s order book, which means integrated cross-chain trading for EVM traders using well-known blockchains, such as Arbitrum and Polygon. This step will facilitate high-speed and efficient decentralized trading within Sei’s system.
Expansion to Support High-Performance Trading Platforms
Integrating Orderly Network on Sei enables native teams across the ecosystem to construct multi-DEXs and other trading mechanisms. Orderly’s liquidity layer is now available to be integrated by Sei developers, allowing for a quicker release of their site without sacrificing liquidity and stability.
The setup should also allow for a material reduction of the time to market of trading solutions, which will support a new generation of sports and perpetual (perps) trading platforms designed for Sei’s high throughput, low latency ecosystem.
Expanding Orderly to Sei will allow traders to communicate with different chains and access an order book connected to other chains, such as Arbitrum and Polygon, which are Ethereum-based. Hence, Sei-based traders will enjoy the tendency towards compatibility with other EVM chains. This cross-chain order book integration improves liquidity quality and opens up opportunities for defining large-scale, institutional-level trading platforms.
Orderly Network Advancing Trading Infrastructure with Perpetual Futures Markets
Sei’s EVM structure enables parallelization, through which the network processes more than 12,500 transactions per second with an incredible 380 milliseconds finality. The network is suitable for hosting complex trading applications such as perpetual futures markets.
The integration will allow Sei’s builders to implement white-label perps technology, rapidly deploying institutional-grade trading platforms. Liquidity from Orderly will bootstrap new platforms built on Sei to provide extensive market interaction and dependable performance.
Orderly will also offer steady services that contribute to the developers creating applications on Sei to enable close teams to use its infrastructure. This backing is expected to enhance the trading platform within Sei’s growing community with native perps trading, which benefits from blockchain’s low fee and high-speed protocol.
Orderly Network is broadening its influence in the DeFi space, introducing its robust liquidity and backend infrastructure to a larger audience while supporting Sei’s ambition to become a prominent trading network.