ChainCatcher news, Sei announced on social media that the Sei v2 mainnet test version has been officially released.It is reported that this testnet is the highest-performing EVM blockchain that Sei has had to date, and EVM builders can now refer to the recently revised Sei documentation for more information.

ChainCatcher message, LayerZero Labs announced on social media that it has launched on Sei V2, providing parallel execution and EVM compatibility.In addition, developers on other LayerZero supported networks can now seamlessly deploy their applications on Sei V2.

ChainCatcher news, according to official sources, StaFi announced the launch of rSEI on the Sei V2 mainnet, as a liquidity staking token (LST) based on the Sei EVM in the Sei ecosystem.

ChainCatcher news, the decentralized oracle service Pyth Network announced on social media that its Pyth Entropy and price feed services have been deployed to Sei V2.

ChainCatcher news, the Sei v2 upgrade has entered the second phase of release (Alpha release), which is now open to developers and early adopters. Validators have upgraded their software, bringing Sei v2 to the mainnet. Existing applications and tokens will continue to operate as before, although application deployment will still take some time. The Sei V2 upgrade introduces dual address support, supporting both 0x addresses and Sei blockchain native addresses.ChainCatcher previously reported that the Sei mainnet v2 upgrade would take place on May 27, with the proposed upgrade introducing high-performance, parallelized EVM to enhance network capabilities. Sei will roll out the V2 upgrade in three phases: governance, Alpha release, and V2 readiness phase.

ChainCatcher message, Sei announced that the Sei v2 launch plan is divided into three phases. The first phase is governance, where the proposed update v2 is ready to be adopted on the mainnet through an on-chain proposal, thus starting the governance approval process; the second phase is the Alpha release, where if the governance approval process is accepted, validators will begin upgrading their software, and the existing Sei Pacific-1 mainnet will be upgraded to v2; the third phase is when v2 is ready.

ChainCatcher news, the L1 blockchain Sei indicates that Sei v2 has passed the security audit by the security company Zellic, and a full report will be released afterwards.

ChainCatcher news, according to DL News, Sei co-founder Jay Jog stated that Sei Labs plans to launch the Sei V2 upgrade in the first half of 2024.In addition, EVM parallelization will be implemented, allowing developers to deploy protocols from Ethereum on Sei and to mitigate smart contract risks when deploying DeFi protocols.

ChainCatcher news, Sei Labs co-founder Jay posted on the X platform that the feature code for Sei V2 has been completed, and OtterSec and Zellic have begun auditing it.

ChainCatcher news, Sei Labs co-founder Jayendra (Jay) Jog posted on social media that Sei v2 will support both EVM and Cosmwasm.It is reported that by using stateful precompiles and chain-level message scheduling, EVM and Cosmwasm contracts will also be able to call each other.

ChainCatcher news, Layer1 blockchain Sei announced the upcoming launch of the Sei V2 upgrade, becoming a parallelized EVM blockchain. New features include backward compatibility for EVM smart contracts, reusability of widely used applications and tools (such as MetaMask), optimistic parallelization, SeiDB (improvements to the storage layer), and interoperability with existing chains (allowing seamless combinations between EVM and any other execution environment supported by Sei).Sei stated that Sei V2 will provide a throughput of 28,300 batch transactions per second, along with a block time of 390 milliseconds and finality of 390 milliseconds. The major upgrade of Sei is currently nearing code completion. After the audit is completed, this upgrade will be released on the public testnet in the first quarter of 2024 and will be deployed to the mainnet in the first half of 2024.