Brothers! The big one is coming~Sei is about to have whales get into!!! SEI officially launched on the Hong Kong licensed platform OSL (@ osldotcom) on December 16th, exclusively for professional investors to trade! This is not just any small exchange going up randomly, it is a breakthrough in the Asia Pacific institutional market, and currently the only fully compliant entrance in the Chinese speaking circle! Why are you so awesome? Let Pangpang tell you about OSL: OSL is one of the first (earliest) institutions in Hong Kong to issue a Virtual Asset Trading Platform (VATP) license to the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), and is tied with HashKey as one of the two earliest fully licensed platforms in Hong Kong (previously only these two). OSL is the only publicly listed digital asset company in Hong Kong (HKEX: http://863.HK ）Strictly regulated, Big-4 audited, with insurance coverage of up to $1 billion. To illustrate its impressive performance, market data shows that OSL holds approximately 60% of OTC trading shares, manages AUM exceeding $700 million (up 50% in the first half of 2025), has a trading volume exceeding $8.8 billion (up 200% year-on-year), and is also a custodian partner for over 70% of BTC/ETH spot ETFs in Hong Kong. The launch of OSL means that SEI has passed the SFC's super strict review (anti money laundering, custody security, investor protection all pass), which is a "golden trust endorsement" for institutions! Don't worry, retail investors. This wave is about locking in institutional funds first and not engaging in speculation. Under the Hong Kong framework, altcoin, like SEI, is currently only available for professional investors (with high asset thresholds, mainly institutions, family offices, and high net worth). What does this mean? Sei Network @ SeiNetwork prioritizes catching whales, and the entry of institutional funds is the real starting point for growth. Perhaps the next high-performance L1 quietly accepted by domestic institutions will be it! Pangdi is optimistic about SEI's Asia Pacific layout. With the opening of institutional entrances, mainland institutions can also legally enter through the Hong Kong entrance.