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Monad plans to launch its mainnet and native token MON on November 24

Monad plans to launch its mainnet and native token MON on November 24

金色财经金色财经2025/11/05 15:15
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Jinse Finance reported that Monad plans to officially launch its mainnet and native token MON at 9:00 AM EST on November 24. According to Nathan Cha, Marketing Director of the Monad Foundation, the project's airdrop plan will reward thousands of early members of the Monad ecosystem as well as approximately 225,000 verifiable on-chain users, including key users of decentralized exchanges Hyperliquid and Uniswap, users of lending protocols Aave, Euler, and Morpho, as well as users of meme coin launch platforms such as Pump.fun and Virtuals.

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