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Monad

Monad

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Monad 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.

“They Fed Everyone But Their Own Hungry Community”Let me make this painfully clear: Monad has officially spat in the face of its most loyal supporters. The recent airdrop announcement was not just a misstep; it was a deliberate, calculated act that proves the community is nothing more than a tool to be used and discarded. For months, even years, we were the ones building the hype. We were the ones creating the memes, answering newbies' questions in the Discord, running community nodes, and shilling the project to anyone who would listen. Our belief was the fuel for their rocket ship. And what was our reward for this unpaid labor and unwavering faith? We were explicitly excluded from the airdrop. The Great Airdrop Betrayal: While we were busy buildingtheir house, the Monad team was secretly setting a table for everyone but us. They airdropped millions of tokens to users of rival chains, to mercenary capital that will dump the token the second it lists, and to random "influencers" who posted about them once. The criteria were a sick joke: "We rewarded users for diverse on-chain activity." Diverse? How about rewarding the people who showed up every single day in your own backyard? The Message is Unmistakable: The logic is perverse but clear: · Loyalty is worthless. · Community is a cost, not an asset. · We are not early supporters; we are suckers. They see their existing community as "already captured." Why waste valuable tokens on us when they can use them as marketing confetti to attract new, shiny users? We are the foundation they built upon, and now they're selling penthouse apartments to strangers while we stand in the rain. A Legacy of Exploitation: This airdrop was the final,undeniable proof of everything we feared. The communication blackout, the pivot to enterprise, the tokenomic changes that benefit whales—it was all leading to this moment. They used our enthusiasm to bootstrap their project to a point where they no longer need us. Final Warning: Do not trust Monad.This is not a project that honors its debts or values its roots. They have shown their true colors: they are greedy, opportunistic, and profoundly ungrateful. If you are in their community now, get out before they find a new way to exploit you. If you are considering joining, know that your loyalty will be rewarded with leftovers, if you're lucky. They had one job—to reward the people who believed in them first—and they failed spectacularly. A more disgraceful abandonment of a community is hard to find.Mayank.eth · 1294· 1y ago · negative5
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