SEI price faces a fresh test after Binance formally joined the Sei Network as a validator, a move that briefly lifted market optimism but also sharpened the questions traders now face. Binance’s entry adds institutional heft to Sei’s validator set and puts SEI squarely in the spotlight for both supporters and sceptics. Binance joins Sei Network as a validator Binance — the world’s largest crypto exchange, custodian of roughly $180 billion in assets and serving more than 200 million users — was on November 6, 2025, announced as an official validator on the Sei Network. Sei @SeiNetwork · Follow The world’s largest crypto exchange is now a Sei Network validator. @Binance — the exchange securing $180B in assets for 200M+ users — now helps secure the fastest L1.Built for global finance. Secured by global enterprises.Markets Move Faster on Sei. ($/acc) Watch on Twitter View replies 5:00 pm · 6 Nov 2025 423 Reply Copy link Read 51 replies Being a validator, the exchanges’ operational rigour and security expertise are now part of the network’s block production and consensus. Sei Network’s team framed the addition as validation of the chain’s enterprise-grade credentials; Binance’s participation signals growing confidence from large, regulated players. What this means for Sei Sei already profiles itself as a high-performance Layer 1, handling millions of daily transactions and supporting tens of millions of wallets. The network’s roadmap, including an ambitious Giga upgrade that targets enormous throughput and lower latency, remains intact. In practical terms, a blue-chip validator like Binance can reduce certain counterparty concerns, increase perceived operational resilience, and attract more institutional integrations. That said, validator status does not insulate SEI from market pressure. What the SEI price outlook looks like At press time, SEI was trading around $0.16 with a market cap near $1.02 billion and a 24-hour trading volume north of $100 million. The token briefly gained after the validator announcement, but the broader market quickly reasserted downward momentum, pushing the SEI price down roughly 2.5% adding to its multi-week downtrend. Technically, SEI sits below key moving averages (the 7-day and 30-day SMAs), with the RSI hovering in low-30 oversold territory, but not yet showing a confirmed reversal. Analysts have pointed out a falling wedge on weekly charts and a bullish RSI divergence , both of which can precede meaningful reversals when confirmed by a breakout and follow-through. Bitcoinsensus @Bitcoinsensus · Follow $SEI Falling Wedge Breakout Setup 🧠SEI is printing a classic falling wedge on the weekly chart.📈Support holding strong after multiple retests🎯 Breakout target = $1.14 zoneThe pattern suggests mid-term trend reversal brewing #SEI #Crypto 9:15 pm · 4 Nov 2025 126 Reply Copy link Read 19 replies Eyes are now on the $0.15–$0.16 support zone, since a dip below that range could invite deeper selling toward $0.12–$0.13. On the upper side, resistance is congested near $0.162–$0.165, and a breakout above that area would meaningfully improve the odds of a recovery. If buyers defend $0.15 and volume picks up, the falling wedge thesis gains traction, and a retest of $0.175 or higher becomes plausible. Some projections even point to a longer-term structural target near $1.19 if a sustained breakout and accumulation phase unfold. However, Bitcoin dominance has risen above 60% while the crypto fear and greed index has reduced significantly, indicating a risk-off posture that typically drains altcoin liquidity. In such an environment, institutional endorsements like the news of Binance becoming a validator can help, but they do not automatically reverse macro pressure. The post SEI price forecast as Binance becomes a Sei Network validator appeared first on Invezz
