Sei's SIP-6 proposal passes quorum to boost transaction throughput with new block assembly method

Sei's SIP-6 governance proposal has passed its quorum with 46.63% participation, approving a new method for assembling blocks that allows validators to package transactions concurrently on separate channels. This replaces the previous single-node packaging model, enabling higher throughput and better use of validator bandwidth. The change aims to support on-chain order books for tokenized stocks and other assets. The proposal still requires public testnet activation and security audits before mainnet launch, with voting closing on November 5.

Sei's governance activity coincides with a positive price movement on Pluang, where SEI trades at Rp911, up 4.66% in the last day. Despite the price gain, sell orders dominate at 85% of Pluang's order activity. These figures are current as of Nov 04, 2026 23:53 WIB.