Monad to Launch MON Token Sale Amid 50% Supply Lock-Up

- Monad to debut MON token with public sale and tokenomics plan. - Sale to run on Coinbase's platform from November 17-22, preceding a November 24 mainnet launch. Monad, a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain project, has detailed its tokenomics structure and plans for the MON token’s public sale on Coinbase’s recently launched token sales platform. The event marks a historic first for the exchange and precedes Monad’s public mainnet launch on November 24. On November 10, 2025, The Block reported that participants from over 80 countries, including the United States, can join the MON token sale. The sale will kick off on November 17 and run until November 22, during which Monad will offer 7.5% of the total MON token supply. Each token will sell for $0.025, and Monad has set bid limits between $100 and $100,000. Monad designed its tokenomics plan with a strategic lock-up model to incentivize long-term network development. At launch, the project will lock over half of the 100 billion MON tokens—precisely 50.6%. This lock-up includes allocations for team members (27%), investors (19.7%), and the Category Labs Treasury (4%). Locked tokens will not be eligible for staking during the restricted period. In addition, Monad has allocated 38.5% of the total supply for broader ecosystem development, with airdrops accounting for 3.3% of this segment. Founded in 2022, Monad has raised $225 million and is establishing a blockchain network that combines the speed of Solana with Ethereum’s level of decentralization. The upcoming MON token sale serves as a pivotal step in advancing Monad’s EVM-compatible network and fostering ecosystem growth.