If the Monad token sale is not completely sold by the closing date, unsold tokens will be reallocated to Ecosystem Development.If the Monad token sale is not completely sold by the closing date, unsold tokens will be reallocated to Ecosystem Development.

Monad addresses Coinbase token sale slowdown as risk of undersubscription grows

2025/11/19 06:13

If the Monad token sale is not completely sold by the closing date, unsold tokens will be reallocated to Ecosystem Development.

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