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1,947 reviews, 67% of them positive.67% positive · 1,947 reviews· Influence factor 293, above 59% of accountsThe record
From 843 activities · Apr 2026Monad is a high-performance EVM-compatible Layer 1 with impressive technical architecture—parallel execution, 10,000 TPS target, and low latency—that has attracted a passionate community and strong funding. However, the project is deeply polarized: supporters praise the tech, speed, and community bonds formed during testnet, while a substantial portion of the community feels betrayed by the airdrop distribution, which heavily favored influencers and external crypto participants over testnet users who spent months testing and providing feedback. The core tension centers on broken trust—many early supporters view the tokenomics as extractive and the community rewards as unfair, with testnet participants receiving minimal allocation despite their contributions, while others remain bullish on the technical foundation and long-term potential.
What people say
Received · 1.9KGiven · 0“first L1”Project Monad has been an exciting and well-organized experience. The concept is interesting, the execution feels solid, and the community around it is supportive and engaging. It’s great to be part of a project that values collaboration and creativity. Thank you to the Monad team for the opportunity and hard work behind this project. Looking forward to seeing how it grows in the future.
Alfiyan | Actionfi · 1192· 9mo ago6
Alfiyan | Actionfi · 1192· 9mo ago6“Tier 1 "scam"”When I say scam I don't mean fraude. It's a scam. Tier 1 scam. How can you believe in alt coin when we have a straight-up tier 1 scam.
tommy vercetti · 1241· 11mo ago · negative6
tommy vercetti · 1241· 11mo ago · negative6“community last, literally..”
Christ · 1257· 11mo ago · negative6
Christ · 1257· 11mo ago · negative6“another L1 with predatory tokenomics that scams retail with high fdv ICO”
Edria · 1249· 11mo ago · negative6
Edria · 1249· 11mo ago · negative6
“Deception of real users”From the beginning, Monad like L1 blockchain with parallel EVM and promises of 10k TPS, didn’t inspire trust in me. Not because the project is bad — the team from Monad Labs (ex-Jump Trading) and $225M from Paradigm speak to its potential. But I decided not to get involved, and looking back, I don’t regret it. Everyone’s already talked about how Monad treated its community. To screw over the community like that, you really have to try. I personally know people who actively worked on it, helped build the ecosystem, and so on. And what did they get? Exactly — nothing. Meanwhile, they handed out rewards to people who didn’t even participate. And then they decided to hold a sale through Coinbase with metrics that clearly don’t match the market.
anyog77.lens · 1261· 12mo ago · negative6
anyog77.lens · 1261· 12mo ago · negative6“Summary of Monad's Pre-Sale on Coinbase”Monad, an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain developed by Monad Labs, is holding its first public token sale on Coinbase's new Launchpad platform from November 17-22, 2025, just before its mainnet launch on November 24, 2025. This marks Coinbase's debut of a platform allowing retail investors to buy tokens pre-listing, with Monad as the inaugural project. Key Token Sale Details (MON):Total Supply: 100 billion MON. Tokens for Sale: 7.5 billion MON (7.5% of total supply). Price: 0.025 USD per token. Potential Raise: Up to approximately $188 million if fully sold. Allocation: Per investor ranges from $100 to $100,000, prioritizing smaller accounts first, with incentives for long-term holding (early dumping may affect future allocations). Tokenomics Risks: Nearly 50% of supply unlocks at TGE (Token Generation Event), potentially leading to sell pressure (pre-market price around 0.054 USD, with dumps post-announcement). Mechanics & Notes:The platform emphasizes transparency and sustainability, favoring long-term holders. Risks: High sell pressure from large unlocks, but Coinbase may provide support to maintain trust (possible refunds if unsuccessful). Opportunities: Pre-sale price below pre-market levels, with potential for 2x gains if held to listing; could pave the way for other projects like BASE or FAR. This sale signifies Coinbase's push to democratize crypto investing, but investors should weigh the tokenomics risks carefully.
KPL · 1178· 12mo ago6
KPL · 1178· 12mo ago6“monad showed a very disappointing token distribution the airdrop was given mostly to people who had no real contribution”
sina.... · 1218· 12mo ago · negative6
sina.... · 1218· 12mo ago · negative6“Disappointing Airdrop Letdown from Monad”I've been following the @monad account for a while now, drawn in by their slick branding and bold promises of revolutionizing blockchain with a Layer 1 solution that boasts 10,000 TPS and EVM compatibility. The Monad Foundation, who runs the account, has always come across as a group of sharp, driven folks—people like @keoneHD and @_jhunsaker, who seem genuinely passionate about pushing the boundaries of what blockchain can do. Their posts, with those clean purple visuals and clever animations, had me hooked. The 5-minute "What is Monad?" video was a standout—fun, clear, and made parallel execution sound like the future. I was all in, especially with their 1.28 million followers hyping it up, and I felt like I was part of something big. But man, the recent airdrop situation left a sour taste. They’ve been building up this MON token drop for weeks, with those teasing progress bars (like that "98% loaded" post) and a flashy claim portal that opened on October 14. I got my wallet ready, connected my socials, and checked my eligibility, just like their tutorial video with that quirky hat-wearing host suggested. The whole vibe was exciting—until I saw the allocation. It’s like they dangled this massive carrot in front of us, only to hand out crumbs. The airdrop, hyped as a "token of appreciation" for the community, felt more like an afterthought for most of us. I know I’m not alone—scroll through the replies to their posts, and you’ll see thousands of frustrated fans venting about how little they got, if anything at all. For a project that’s supposed to be about community, it stings to feel so overlooked. I get it—Monad’s testnet is live, and they’re doing big things with their tech. The blog posts and threads about MonadDb and BFT consensus are legit impressive, and I don’t doubt their team is working hard. But when you’ve got over a million people following you, cheering you on, and you drop the ball on something as big as an airdrop, it feels personal. I was really rooting for these guys, but this move made me question how much they actually value the community that’s been hyping them up
Fredodit · 1317· 1y ago · negative6
Fredodit · 1317· 1y ago · negative6
