’Parallel EVM’ Monad Kicks Off Public Sale Nov 17 Ahead of Nov 24 Mainnet

Monad, one of the most anticipated “” projects, has unveiled a highly-orchestrated, three-act launch sequence for its MON token. The plan bypasses market chaos by engineering its initial float, kicking off with a $0.025 public sale on Coinbase on November 17, followed by a November 24 mainnet target, and a subsequent airdrop. This timeline gives traders and builders a clear, coordinated path from funding to deployment.

The excitement stems from Monad’s architecture. It targets core EVM bottlenecks by enabling parallel execution and asynchronous processing while maintaining 100% Ethereum bytecode compatibility. This means existing EVM apps can migrate without changing any code. This design, which uses MonadBFT for consensus and MonadDb for data coordination, promises to lower latency and fees for high-traffic sectors like DeFi, exchanges, and gaming.

This highly-aligned schedule creates a clean path from sale to usage, setting clear expectations for Day-One liquidity. For traders, the known float and timed unlocks (from the 27% team and 19.7% investor allocations) provide a clear guide for inventory planning and basis trades.

As the mainnet targets November 24, market depth will depend on how quickly the 10.8 billion MON from the sale and airdrop hit exchanges. That flow will steer early spreads, funding, and open interest for MON pairs. Traders will be watching the sale completion rate and airdrop claim rate to size initial demand, while tracking unlock calendars to anticipate future supply.