“Monad = Bera Chain V2” 🥴 A lot of people - mostly sidelined, excluded, or salty about their Monad airdrop - are farming engagement with misinformation. Yaps, toxicity, attention… you know the drill. But - @monad actually ships a model that shows up maybe once every ~5 years in crypto. Each cycle brings a real technical step-change: first Ethereum, then Solana, and now Monad. Why is Monad different? Start with the people. @keoneHD and @_jhunsaker are straight GOATs with résumés most teams can’t touch - JPMorgan, Jump, etc. We don’t need to rehash their bios; if you know, you know. Point is: they have some of the deepest finance + trading engineering experience in this space. Facts, not vibes. Plus they know how to hire. What is Monad actually solving? • Built from scratch (Rust-based; not Cosmos SDK). • Targets ~10,000 TPS with sub-second finality via optimistic parallelism and a custom VM. • Designed for raw speed + low fees across DeFi, gaming, and more - think “Ethereum, but 1,000× faster.” Byzantine fault tolerant (my favorite part): The network keeps working even if 1/3 of nodes are offline, dishonest, or malicious. → 3-message rounds → Pipelined blocks → ~400 ms finality → ~10k TPS → Survives 33% evil nodes Translation: Ethereum-level finality in a blink. Solana-class speed without the “lights out.” Core truth: Monad future is not buidl on sentiment, CT feelings, or your favorite KOL’s mood swings. Its built on parallel execution and a better end-user experience. That is the foundation. So study this. Use your brain. Apply rationale before you jump to conclusions. PS. Am not spinning a story to defend Monad. I've been in the hot seat with James - different beast entirely. My sources are direct, not recycled from CT KOLs and influencooors. Vinny buidl diff.

Tldr. Monad will melt faces.

Builders don’t ask “Is it hype?” They ask: • How fast are commits? • What’s the failure mode at 33% Byzantine? • What’s median tx cost under surge? Monad answers all three. Ship mode only. ⚒️