Damn it, Sei @ SeiNetwork is causing trouble again in just a few days! As their long-term holder, I feel that my investment is no less than River's!!! Can you think of it? The Sei Foundation has negotiated cooperation with the Kingdom of Bhutan, and the Kingdom of Bhutan is also a validation node for SEI, with deployment in Q1 2026. The strategic significance has increased by more than just one point. Dizi believes that the addition of national level validators first enhances network security and reputation, strengthening the narrative of "institutional/global infrastructure". Complementary with Giga upgrade (high TPS) and RWA track, attracting more sovereign/institutional funding. I speculate that Bhutan's accession may explore tokenization experiments on some of the country's assets. Bhutan has become another national level participant after other sovereign entities (Bhutan is the fifth largest holder of Bitcoin in the world). He can also be considered as the financial owner's father, bringing funds into the group. This collaboration will significantly enhance Bhutan's blockchain infrastructure capabilities and expand Sei's global validator footprint The progress of Sei ecology is also following up quite quickly. Firstly, the Monaco Protocol mentioned last time (Incubated by Sei Labs): High frequency trading layer is promoted, and the main network is approaching. The PitPass/TraderCodes system is active and integrates Chainlink's new equity data. I think the proximity of the mainnet is definitely not a coincidence. It may be because after deploying the nodes in Bhutan, sovereign funds or institutions can start using them directly. Because Monaco Protocol covers many sectors and supports a wide range of trading assets, such as encrypted assets, tokenized physical assets (RWA), predictive markets, perpetual contracts, in-game assets, etc., all traded on the same liquidity engine. I think SEI is one of the few countries that have participated in adopting public chains. From a narrative perspective, they are all top-notch, not to mention technology. When adopted by a country, the first step is to ensure the safety of the technology. This confirms the saying: To forge iron, one must also be firm. What we offer here is top-notch.