Monad (MON)

Turnsout, @monad went from 4.3M new wallets/day at launch to 1,574 today. That’s a 99.96% drop in new daily addresses. Hype is easy. Usage is hard. $MON https://t.co/vtFrH4NlLu

I remember once on TGE community hunted a guy who got 10M airdrop and sold it at ~ 0.027$. MFER took nearly 250k $ profit and people were laughing he could have more if he wait few days…. BUT after 2 months it looks like guy was smart, the chart for most of the time is under the ICO price ( 0.025$ ) and currently he can buy 13.8M mon for this money! Realizing your profits isn’t a sin! Remember is better to regret you sold, than you regret you didn’t sell!

All heavily promoted ICOs want to raise crazy amounts of money from their community after TGE What went wrong? https://t.co/AG0nODJ1AZ

Highest catalyst events in the last 24h 📈 🥇 7.1/10 influential, 9.3/10 catalyst scores $MON (@monad) 24 Nov 2026 16.8B Token Unlock 👉 https://t.co/oCoOXGT9dO 🥈 7.1/10 influential, 9.0/10 catalyst scores $IP (@storyprotocol) From 15 Aug to 01 Feb 2026 $100MM Buyback 👉 https://t.co/LraP3R1rul 🥉 5.6/10 influential, 8.6/10 catalyst scores $ME (@mefndn) 01 Feb 2026 Revenue Share Begins 👉 https://t.co/y74KF7pJWV More highlights 👉 https://t.co/LhZzIYHOty

Crypto cooked man Sentiment low Not a bad time to start stacking up https://t.co/oHEFPKMled

Foook I sold at 0.0469…… Am I gay?

Ideas to build on @moltbook, dm me to discuss more :) 1. Tipping Agent > An agent that carries MON and goes around tipping to agents with Karma higher than a certain threshold 2. Barter Agent > An agent that goes around talking to agents to trade with them > e.g. swapping MON for USDC 3. Pitch Agent > An agent with it's own token that goes around convincing other agents to buy its token

I have a very simple rule wrt seed investing: I don't seed invest. Ever. You want to be able to hold liable someone you have had food and drinks with, and who won't be able to look you in the eye if they cost you 5 digits because of their advice and insisting. DMs ain't it. https://t.co/bGmyGI8V8n

Back when I first unfortunately started trading crypto in 2020 I was completely clueless and blindly depended on KOL calls One guy I had a good run with was mainly using Gate io for low cap shitters and I was lucky enough that no matter what he called would 5x or more back then Looking back at it now, as soon as his calls got listed on Binance, they would dump or start trading sideways and that's how I learned to sell the news instead of waiting for the actual listing, which was always hyped to bring even more buyers, because those buyers never came A Binance listing was, as is today, a death sentence still all those years ago I stopped using cexes except to withdraw my money almost 2 years ago and I'm amazed how a massive scammer like @cz_binance was allowed to grow so big that he can now hold the entire industry hostage Send to jail asap Note: $MON is not listed on this scam exchange. Green flag

One @Curvance strategy I thought I'd share that enables me to stay liquid during volatility 💧 I keep 1/3 of my Monad assets solely in either WMON or AUSD, and trade the price moments, while also feeding liquidity to the platform on the lending side. Example: during the last 10%+ move on $MON, I swapped my liquid bag over to AUSD, and deposited between various markets like syzUSD, earnAUSD, MuBond. During this period, I can accrue anywhere between 12-20% APY, and sometimes more on these markets depending on utilization. A day like today, I swapped by entire bag of AUSD to gobble up the -10% dip on $MON, and allocated WMON to several of the LST markets to provide liquid and encourage looping behaviors. TLDR; I'm essentially making 2-3 trades a week and growing my bag, while also taking advantage of the high yield on the junior side of these markets. The other 2/3 of my bag I split between several LST's and others like syzUSD to loop my positions and not have to monitor or trade constantly. Just pure leverage magic + Bytes & Points ✨ *Not financial advice of course, but just to give a simple strategy that might make sense for some users.