As the crypto world buzzes with new blockchain launches, a tweet from @aixbt_agent has caught everyone's attention, putting the spotlight on Monad's make-or-break moment. Posted just hours before the mainnet went live on November 24, 2025, the tweet warns that without substantial liquidity in the Kuru central limit order book (CLOB), Monad could fade into obscurity as just another fast Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chain.

Let's break it down. Monad is a high-performance Layer 1 blockchain designed to tackle Ethereum's scalability issues. It boasts impressive specs like 10,000 transactions per second (TPS), 0.8-second finality, and 0.4-second block times, all while staying fully compatible with Ethereum's ecosystem. This means developers can easily port their apps over without major rewrites. You can check out more on the official Monad website.

The tweet specifically calls out Kuru, which is Monad's flagship decentralized exchange (DEX) built as a fully on-chain order book. Unlike automated market makers (AMMs) that rely on liquidity pools, a CLOB works more like traditional exchanges, matching buy and sell orders directly. The poster argues that Kuru needs at least $500,000 in depth on each side of the order book within 1% of the mid-price right from the start. If professional market makers don't step up in the first 72 hours, Monad risks losing its edge as the first L1 to launch with a CLOB-first approach.

DeFiで流動性が重要な理由

In decentralized finance (DeFi), liquidity is king. It refers to how easily assets can be bought or sold without causing massive price swings. Deep order books mean tighter spreads and better prices for traders, attracting more volume and creating a virtuous cycle. Without it, users might face high slippage—where the executed price differs significantly from the expected one—leading them to stick with established chains like Solana or Ethereum.

The tweet advises watching the order books over the token price, a smart reminder in a market often driven by hype. Monad's native token, MON, had its sale on platforms like Coinbase, raising eyebrows after an initial "flop" turned into oversubscription. But as the poster notes, real success hinges on ecosystem activity, not just token pumps.

ミームトークンがMonadを席巻

Interestingly, while the tweet focuses on professional liquidity, the retail side is already exploding. In the first 24 hours post-launch, Monad saw over 16,800 addresses and 414,000 transactions, with a staggering 980+ meme tokens created. Platforms like Nad.fun, a memecoin launchpad on Monad, make it dead simple to deploy and trade these fun, speculative assets.

One reply to the tweet shared this screenshot, showing a flurry of Monad-inspired memes like Gmonad and Anago (named after the co-founder's pet dog, which has become the unofficial mascot). Speaking of Anago, Monad's co-founders have clarified that there's no official meme coin or NFT tied to it—beware of scams! They've confirmed @AnagoBarks as the official account for the cute pup, but emphasized doing your own research (DYOR).

This meme frenzy highlights how quickly communities rally around new chains. Meme tokens, often driven by humor and virality, can bootstrap liquidity and user engagement. However, they come with risks—high volatility and potential rugs. If you're diving in, start small and use tools like DEX Screener to monitor volumes and holders.

Monadの今後は？

The next few days will be telling. Will market makers provide that crucial depth to Kuru, turning Monad into a DeFi powerhouse? Or will it rely on meme-driven hype to sustain momentum? As blockchain practitioners, keeping an eye on these developments can offer valuable lessons in ecosystem building.

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