Monad Foundation Opens MON Airdrop Claim for 230,000 Eligible Users
The Monad Foundation has officially launched its long-awaited MON airdrop, allowing 5,500 Monad community members and roughly 225,000 participants from the wider crypto ecosystem to claim their tokens.
The claim window will remain open until November 3, 2025.
The distribution is divided into five segments, focusing on users with proven engagement both on-chain and off-chain.
Eligible participants include Monad Card holders, active Farcaster users, blockchain security researchers such as ZachXBT and SEAL 911 members, developers contributing to Monad’s ecosystem, and participants in DeFi platforms.
According to the foundation, the initiative aims to reward authentic crypto users and foster an active network community.
To prevent fraudulent claims, Monad partnered with Trusta AI to identify and exclude sybil or bot-controlled addresses.
The organization also emphasized that there is no benefit to rushing the claim process, urging participants to verify eligibility and proceed carefully before claiming their tokens.
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