TLDR
Monad (MON) launches its mainnet and token on 24 Nov at approximately 2:00 pm (UTC), per a recent media report.
- Public sale runs 1722 Nov at $0.025 on Coinbases new token sales platform (details).
- An airdrop begins at launch day, alongside mainnet activation (coverage).
- Anchorage Digital is the preferred custodian supporting MON at launch (announcement).
Deep Dive
1. Launch Timing
Monad (MON) is slated to go live on 24 Nov, with the token generation event around 2:00 pm (UTC). This timing aligns with the projects public mainnet debut and initial token distribution as reported by The Blocks update on Anchorages launch support (The Block).
If youre planning actions tied to TGE or mainnet activation, the key date is 24 Nov, with activity concentrated around the early afternoon (UTC).
2. Public Sale Window
The MON public sale precedes launch, running 1722 Nov at $0.025 per token on Coinbases regulated token sale platform. Coverage outlines the one?week window and pricing, plus that tokens from the sale deliver at TGE (CoinDesk overview).
- Sale dates: 1722 Nov.
- Price: $0.025 per MON.
- Settlement: at TGE on launch day.
Interested buyers must participate before mainnet day; allocations arrive when MON is generated at launch.
3. Airdrop And Custody
An airdrop of 3.3% begins at mainnet launch, with Anchorage Digital named as preferred custodian to support holding and staking from day one (CoinDesk, The Block).
- Airdrop starts on 24 Nov (launch day).
- Custody support via Anchorage Digital for institutions.
Early ecosystem participants and institutions have defined distribution and custody paths at launch, which can reduce operational friction.
Risk note: Tokenomics drew criticism around allocations and disclosures; if this concerns you, review the debate before participating (CryptoTimes coverage).
Conclusion
Monads MON goes live on 24 Nov, with the public sale window one week earlier and an airdrop starting at launch. If you plan to engage, the actionable windows are the 1722 Nov sale and the 24 Nov TGE, with custody and initial distribution mechanics already outlined in the notices above.
