EVM
Sei Network has announced a mid-2026 target to finish its shift to a fully EVM-only chain, the first concrete timeline since its plan to exit the Cosmos ecosystem was approved. The move is aimed at widening developer access and DeFi integrations for SEI.
Flow has moved into “phase two” of its recovery on EVM after a $3.9 million exploit, abandoning a prior rollback proposal. The team says the new approach accelerates restoration but signals elevated risks for exchanges and custodians.
Injective’s EVM-compatible mainnet launched with native Chainlink support, including Data Streams and DataLink, enabling immediate access to secure oracle data for developers and traders. The integration strengthens Injective’s position for DeFi and cross-chain use cases while spotlighting INJ and LINK utility.
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