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Việt Nam Katılım Ocak 2020
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Meganode@MeganodeTop·
We've been fullnode testnet on @monad @monad_eco a long time. After countless restarts, resets, and sync checks. We turned our daily workflow into an open source tool. 👜Monad Validator Management Tool v1.0 One CLI. Testnet + Mainnet. Sync check, log viewer, soft/hard reset, resource monitor, all in one place. Fully open source. No keys. No trust required. Read the code. 🔗 github.com/mega-node/mona… Built by fullnodes/validators, for fullnodes/validators 💜 Would love to hear your thoughts @socialforging, happy to adjust anything based on the team's feedback 🙏
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Meganode@MeganodeTop

Last week, I'm just synced my fullnode @monad @monad_eco on a bera metal server and I’m still smiling like an idiot. This isn’t just another blockchain, it feels like the future finally caught up. 10,000 TPS, 800ms finality, full EVM compatibility, all running in true parallel. I watched RaptorCast fan out those block chunks like lightning, MonadBFT lock consensus in two clean rounds, and my CPU cores light up executing everything at once. For the first time, running a node doesn’t feel like a chore. It feels powerful. Alive, If you’ve been waiting for Ethereum’s speed without sacrificing decentralization, Monad is it. And here’s the easiest way to understand Monad, like I’m five years old. #monad

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F5 Nodes
F5 Nodes@f5nodes·
We just hit 800k+ requests on Monad Watchtower since launch Thank you to everyone using the dashboard, this is a big milestone for such a new product! We're still working on many improvements and new great features gmonad! 💜
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F5 Nodes@f5nodes

Introducing Monad Watchtower → monad-watchtower.xyz An analytics and performance dashboard for the @monad ecosystem and validators. 1,329 epochs of history: 168 days of mainnet + 142 days of testnet. All visualized, searchable, and live-updating. A brief backstory about how it all began. From the early Monad testnet days we developed a monitoring and alerting system for validators called Monad Watchtower, with the goal of keeping teams in the loop with real-time notifications. Since then we've been pushing the development forward, consistently improving the logic, adding new features, and most importantly - collecting all the data for each epoch... Now, having this much data, we decided to build a public dashboard to visualize all of it and make it available for everyone to use, analyze, and compare. Every validator would love to track their own performance, every delegator just wants a clear view of who's healthy and worth delegating to, and of course the Monad Foundation team needs to evaluate validators in the VDP. So we put it all in one place. 👉 What's inside: 1. A live network overview that updates every 30 seconds: network success rate, online/offline validators, current epoch progress, alerts. 2. Per-validator deep dives with full epoch participation history (all the way back), alert state, 24h stats, and a VDP compliance card showing flagged weeks against the rolling 3-month window. 3. An Epoch Browser pulling every epoch ever produced, with adjustable trend charts and a "by validator" view to jump straight to anyone's history. Weekly Reports broken down by ISO calendar week with notable events flagged for each. 4. The page worth bookmarking is the VDP Watchlist. Every validator with flagged weeks (≤98% weekly success rate) in the rolling 3-month window, sorted by severity. 3 flagged weeks triggers a delegation review by the Monad Foundation, so we surface the risk before it lands. 5. An Alerts page split into offline, recovering, and degraded validators so you can see who's actually in trouble at a glance. And we just shipped a full mobile redesign too, so you can check on the network from your phone! Massive thanks to @socialforging - you've been there with us through every question, every "wait is this actually useful?" moment along the way. Your feedback shaped Watchtower into something we're actually proud to ship. Truly grateful for everything! 🙏 There's still a lot in the works, we'll keep you posted as we ship new features. gmonad! 💜

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Chog@ChogNFT·
i'm looking for a nad with choglist
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MIKEWEB
MIKEWEB@mikeinweb·
feeling good on Monad Monday feeling good about Monad summer
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Dev@solanageek·
Its Monad monday, may be something special loading on the event it turned 6 months old.. Any guesses?
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Keone Hon
Keone Hon@keoneHD·
I'd like to give away a few @r3tardsNFT from my collection. Who should get one? (Prefer if you nominate someone other than yourself)
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P-OPS Team
P-OPS Team@POpsTeam1·
🗂️ SUNDAY OVERWATCH | Hidden Dependencies & Silent Drift ☀️ Sunday, ❌No traffic spikes. ❌No governance noise. ❌No market urgency. ✅Just systems. And systems tell the truth when everything becomes quiet. Sunday Overwatch is not about fixing incidents. It’s about identifying the conditions that eventually create them. 🧩 Overwatch Focus This Week: Hidden Dependency Drift Modern validator infrastructure rarely fails from one catastrophic event. It fails because too many “small dependencies” quietly begin degrading at the same time. A peer rotates unexpectedly. A resolver slows slightly. A relay path becomes inconsistent. A storage layer starts retrying reads. A monitoring endpoint begins timing out intermittently. None of these trigger panic. But together? They narrow operational tolerance. 🔎 What we audit 🧠 External dependency reliability vs assumed reliability 📡 DNS resolution latency and intermittent failures 🧱 Upstream RPC consistency under sustained requests 💾 Storage retry behaviour and hidden IO stalls ⚙️ Container restart frequency and silent recoveries 🗃️ Background service drift after unattended updates Sunday is where we ask: “Is the system stable… or simply compensating?” 🧪 Overwatch Checks 𝚛𝚎𝚜𝚘𝚕𝚟𝚎𝚌𝚝𝚕 𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚝𝚞𝚜 𝚓𝚘𝚞𝚛𝚗𝚊𝚕𝚌𝚝𝚕 -𝚙 𝟹 -𝚡𝚋 𝚍𝚏 -𝚑 && 𝚒𝚘𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚝 -𝚡 𝟷 𝟻 𝚍𝚘𝚌𝚔𝚎𝚛 𝚙𝚜 –𝚏𝚘𝚛𝚖𝚊𝚝 “{{.Names}} {{.RunningFor}}” 𝚌𝚞𝚛𝚕 -𝚜 localhost:26657/net_info | 𝚓𝚚 ‘.result.n_peers’ Watch for: • services repeatedly “recovering” without investigation • DNS lookups taking longer than expected • replicas healthy locally but inconsistent externally • peers reconnecting too frequently • containers with suspiciously recent uptime • IO latency spikes during otherwise idle periods 🛠️ Adjust 🧹 remove unstable peers and stale endpoints 📦 recycle drifting services before faults compound ⚙️ pin critical dependencies where possible 🧩 rebalance infrastructure before saturation forms 📡 reduce unnecessary external trust assumptions 🧠 Why Sunday exists Because reliability is rarely lost instantly. It erodes gradually, behind successful block production, stable dashboards, and green status indicators. The danger is not obvious failure. The danger is unnoticed dependency drift. Overwatch exists to detect the difference. ☎️ P-OPS Team | Validator Operations 🌍 pops.one 🌿 linktr.ee/p_opsteam 🐦 x.com/POpsTeam1 📡 t.me/POPS_Team_Vali… 👾 discord.gg/jJ8aaMwPwa #SundayOverwatch #ValidatorOps #Linux #Infrastructure #NodeOperations #Web3Infra #SRE #DevOps #POPSTeam #Blockchain
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P-OPS Team
P-OPS Team@POpsTeam1·
☕️🧠 SATURDAY MORNING SYSTEMS BRIEF | The Cost of Recovery P-OPS TEAM — Validator Operations 🌅 Stable networks create a dangerous illusion: that recovery speed no longer matters. When conditions are calm, most operators stop watching replay behaviour. That’s exactly when replay efficiency becomes visible. 🪟 Focus this morning: state recovery and replay discipline 🏆 Across supported networks at first light: 🪙 Block production → steady and clean 📡 Peer connectivity → stable across regions 🔁 Consensus rounds → low-friction finality 🌍 Snapshot distribution → healthy availability Everything looks normal. Until a node falls behind. 🎛️ Signal — Recovery Defines Resilience disconnect → replay → verify → catch-up → rejoin Consensus is not only about staying online. It is about how efficiently you return when conditions change. A validator recovering slowly introduces: • delayed proposal readiness • extended peer resync pressure • RPC inconsistency during replay • increased storage and IO amplification Most outages are survivable. Slow recovery is what compounds them. 🔍 Observed this morning 🧠 Replay windows completing inside expected ranges 📊 Snapshot fetch timing remaining consistent 🔄 No abnormal state verification delays ⚙️ Disk IO remaining predictable during catch-up Recovery path behaving deterministically. 🧪 Checks 𝚒𝚘𝚜𝚝𝚊𝚝 -𝚡 𝟷 𝚍𝚏 -𝚑 𝚓𝚘𝚞𝚛𝚗𝚊𝚕𝚌𝚝𝚕 -𝚞 <𝚗𝚘𝚍𝚎> -𝚏 | 𝚐𝚛𝚎𝚙 𝚛𝚎𝚙𝚕𝚊𝚢 𝚝𝚘𝚙 -𝚘 %𝙲𝙿𝚄 Watch for: • replay height progressing unevenly • validator state verification pauses • disk wait spikes during snapshot restore • peers disconnecting during catch-up 🧩 Impact when this drifts • prolonged validator recovery time • missed proposal windows • unstable RPC responsiveness • higher operational risk during upgrades The node eventually returns. But the network has already moved on. 🛠️ Adjust ⚙️ Keep replay storage isolated from RPC workloads 📡 Validate snapshot sources before emergency use 🧠 Test recovery paths during quiet periods 📊 Monitor IO wait, not just CPU usage 🧠 Why this matters Reliability is not measured during uptime. It is measured during recovery. Saturday mornings expose an important truth: The strongest validator is the one that returns to consensus cleanly, predictably, and without hesitation. ☎️ P-OPS Team | Validator Operations 🌍 pops.one 🌿 linktr.ee/p_opsteam 🐦 x.com/POpsTeam1 📡 t.me/POPS_Team_Vali… 👾 discord.gg/jJ8aaMwPwa #SaturdayMorningSystemsBrief #ValidatorOps #Blockchain #Linux #NodeOperations #Infrastructure #POPSTeam
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P-OPS Team
P-OPS Team@POpsTeam1·
📊⚙️ Markets don’t reward attention — they reward consistency. 🧠⛓️ Staking is often presented as passive income, but in practice it’s operational discipline expressed through infrastructure. The difference between average yield and sustained performance is rarely the token itself; it’s the validator behind it. 🛰️ At P-OPS Team, the focus is straightforward: maintain execution quality across networks where small inefficiencies compound into real outcome variance over time. Uptime, latency, and peer reliability are treated as core engineering constraints, not background assumptions. 🔹 Your delegation is routed into operators who optimise for: 🔹 Continuous block participation under real network load 🔹 Tight response curves during congestion events 🔹 Stable performance across epochs, not isolated snapshots 📈 This is not about chasing spikes in rewards. It’s about removing avoidable variance so compounding can do its work cleanly. 🔧 Delegate once. The system remains active behind it — monitoring, adjusting, maintaining position across conditions that change faster than sentiment. ⚙️ When staking is executed properly, the result is simple: capital that continues to function without requiring attention. 👉 Start delegation here: pops.one ☎️ Stay Connected with P-OPS Team: 🌎 Website: pops.one 🌳 Linktree: linktr.ee/p_opsteam 🐥 Twitter: x.com/popsteam1 ↗️ Telegram: t.me/POPS_Team_Vali… 👾 Discord: discord.gg/jJ8aaMwPwa #Staking #Crypto #Web3 #Blockchain #Validator #DeFi #ProofOfStake #CryptoRewards #Infrastructure #Yield
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Category Labs
Category Labs@category_xyz·
We're excited to welcome @JanCamenisch to Category Labs! Jan is a cryptography researcher recognized for contributions to anonymous credentials, secure multi-party computation, privacy-preserving identity, verifiable computation, and trusted hardware security.
jan@JanCamenisch

Thrilled to join @category_xyz and work alongside the incredible teams at Category Labs and the @monad Foundation. I couldn't be more inspired by the people here, this feels like exactly where I'm meant to be. 🚀

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Dev@solanageek·
I have been using LST protocols on Ethereum and Solana for long time, but Fastlane on Monad is something different because there are many things around it apart from just liquid staking. Shtaked on Fastlane?
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Monad
Monad@monad·
MON trading is now live on @joinonepay
OnePay@joinonepay

Adding @monad to OnePay Crypto … [░░░░░░░░░░░░] 0% [█████░░░░░] 50% [██████████] 100% ✓ Done! OnePay Crypto customers can now buy & sell monad:native in the app.

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Keone Hon
Keone Hon@keoneHD·
Eyes on the prize: a borderless, permissionless financial system. Ethereum is winning; who will ultimately take the crown?
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Monad
Monad@monad·
LP.new is a new site to explore a directory of yield-bearing assets on Monad Explore what's available instead of opening every protocol site separately More info here: LP.new LP.new
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Category Labs
Category Labs@category_xyz·
Category researchers and collaborators received a Distinguished Paper Award at IEEE S&P conference (@IEEESSP) for their paper related to private mempools. The techniques introduced were ultimately leveraged in BTX, our latest state-of-the-art Batched Threshold Encryption (BTE) scheme. Congratulations to our researchers: Amit Agarwal, Babak Poorebrahim Gilkalaye, @KushalBabel, @sourav1547, @PeterRindal
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