SEI continues to display a mixed market performance, reflecting both downward pressure and underlying strength. Over the last 24 hours, the token declined by 1.96%, extending its weekly loss to 8.49%.
At the time of writing, SEI is trading at $0.3128 with a market capitalization of $1.87 billion. Its 24-hour trading volume of $131.63 million reflects a steep 63.2% decline, suggesting reduced activity after following recent volatility.

Despite short-term losses, SEI’s three-day chart highlights key technical setups. The asset recently moved beyond an inverse head-and-shoulders pattern, signaling early bullish intent.
Following the breakout, a bullish pennant formed, further shaping market expectations. Currently, price movement is confined within a symmetrical triangle, hinting at a potentially larger shift.
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The symmetrical triangle on the SEI chart reveals compressing price action between converging trendlines. SEI currently trades near the lower band of this formation, but it has so far respected its key support zone. Buyers continue to hold this level, preventing deeper losses.
An EMA ribbon flip also adds weight to the bullish case. Previously, red EMAs acted as resistance, keeping the price in a downtrend. That setup is shifting, with the ribbon turning neutral and price now holding above it. Meanwhile, a horizontal resistance line that once blocked upward movement has turned into support, reinforcing the possibility of a reversal.

If SEI crosses above $0.34–$0.36 with strong volume, the technical objective is around $0.50. Although speculative, an even more aggressive target of $0.85 will need even stronger momentum and widespread market backing. On the downside, breaking of the support at $0.30 may send the price sliding down to $0.27 or even lower. Until the breakout happens, the triangle is neutral, requiring caution.
In derivatives, open interest is at $288.92 million, decreasing by 4.24%. While slightly weaker, the figure remains elevated, confirming that traders are still positioning for an eventual breakout. This is indicative of consolidation and not of exiting the market.

The OI-weighted funding rate stands at a modest 0.0126%. This move from recent negative values is indicative of brighter sentiment, with traders slightly growing bullish but not excessively. Such an equilibrium tends to be healthier, mitigating the chances of crowded trades that end up prompting swift corrections.

Overall, SEI stays in a holding pattern, with technical and futures signals skewed toward cautious optimism. A definitive move in either direction will determine its next direction.
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