📝 Executive Summary
The program came three months before investor unlocks begin, with MON trading below its public-sale price and most of the token supply still outside circulation.
Monad, an Ethereum rival, offered early investors up to $60 million to cash out three months before unlocks; almost all declined despite MON trading below its public-sale price and most supply outside circulation.
Monad offered early investors up to $60 million to cash out three months before unlocks begin. Almost all said no, reducing immediate sell pressure from early backers. MON trades below its public-sale price and most token supply remains outside circulation, leaving supply overhang risk from the upcoming unlock.
Early investors refusing a $60 million exit reduces near-term sell pressure, which supports MON. The token still trades below its public-sale price, keeping downside risk.
The buyout came three months before unlocks begin, and most supply remains outside circulation. When unlocks start, additional tokens can enter the market and pressure prices.
The program came three months before investor unlocks begin, with MON trading below its public-sale price and most of the token supply still outside circulation.
Monad offered early investors up to $60 million to cash out of their positions three months before the start of investor unlocks. Almost all investors said no to the offer.
The offer came while MON trades below its public-sale price and with most of the token supply still outside circulation. The refusals signal early backer confidence despite weak price action.
The program came three months before investor unlocks begin, meaning unlocks are roughly three months away. The article does not provide an exact date.