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how to survive monad mainnet as we get closer to the start of the q4, the glorious smell of Monad mainnet gets stronger and stronger. this time we might really be close. so instead of playing the little clairvoyant and throw out random predictions, let’s put our thinking hat on and plan how to tackle what is likely going to be one of the craziest periods for the chain. [note: this is not a guide to max extract 8 figs (just corrupt someone with the Mon role to run a presale wink wink) this is more so you don’t end up DMing ZachXBT at 2am] to make my blabbering easier to read, i’ll split it into 6 simple points: 1 — do not fall for scams, please Monad is one of the most hyped chain launches EVER. and with this level of attention, bad actors will proliferate and try to get their hands on your precious MON. be a good boy scout and stick to simple practices: • pair your EVM wallet with a transactions simulator: I like Rabby + Pocket Universe. • use multiple wallets: hot+cold+burner. • official links only: bookmark verified domains. don’t trust search ads or random “claim” pages. if in doubt, ask it out. • don’t re-use your testnet wallet to avoid getting tracked or pocket-watched. • don’t get social engineered: be suspicious of everyone. Keone is not DMing you, that journalist who wants to interview is from North Korea, do not download random files from people. • use the Horcrux method when storing funds and juggling wallets. hackers are getting more advanced by the day, so you CONSTANTLY need to be on your max attention. one slip and it's KO. 2 — learn how to read an explorer pretty much self-explanatory. best way to start is to go on any EVM explorer and start to look around till you get a gauge on how things work. track funds, follow contracts, see where transactions originate etc… if it feels overwhelming/confusing, mix it with platforms like DeBank or similar portfolio/tx scanners to get a simpler view. remember people lie, blockchains don't. 3 — minesweeper we know Monad is an anomaly in a lot of ways. the way they built and cemented their community, is one of them. there isn’t another chain or project out there in which people have formed such strong and genuine social bonds. I’ve personally met people in here that I now feel lucky to be able to call friends. Well, this will change. The second real, tangible money get involved all of those dynamics will shift: - that 4th to 5th tier KOL you follow on twitter will spin up a scammy presale - that community NFT project(s) will mint and then run off to the Bahamas - the random guy with 10 messages in your gc will pitch a “100x low cap gem” he secretly holds 10% of - the Korean girl with the suspiciously deep voice will try to scam you, and so on.... So the move is simple: stay flexible, trust slowly, verify EVERYTHING. 4 — curate your timeline while fun for some pre-mainnet, once the horses are out we cannot afford a timeline full of slop, noises and loud engagement baits anymore. whenever it’s twitter, discord, tg or a mix, we want to make sure to optimize and build a good flow of information. In hype launches, info speeds matters. what does this translate to? this is different for anyone. for me it’s finding those people who might influence the masses, who prompt me to do better, who provide actual value, who are constantly on top of what’s happening. spotting the early leaders with the power/ability to shape a narrative has been a great way to identify early runners or promising projects (like Ansem on sol) psst... you also want to use those chain tracking skills we learned to spot wallets with consistent patterns of good actions. ⚠️ pay attention, this doesn't translate in blindly trusting others (hello see point 3), it means building a clean information flow to base OUR decisions on ⚠️ 5 — find your pack there is a great piece by Jez where he expresses this concept a gorillions times better than I could ever do. the juice is: you need to focus on moving your crypto journey from singleplayer to multiplayer. you simply can’t track everything yourself. while a small group of like-minded, focused people can cover more ground, share intel and keep each other sharp. that’s how you keep eyes on everything and level up faster there are different ways to find your crew. you ideally first want to think about your value proposition. build reputation, contribute in public, share useful and cool insights. think about what do YOU bring to the table? would recommend the quantico channel in discord as a good place to start to build up your rep and find fellow Monad nerds to build your pack. 6 — plan ahead the worst thing you can do is when Mainnet hits is to show up lost and improvise. take advantage of the last testnet moments to write down your plan in detail. start by asking yourself: - are you going to buy? Sell? Go delta neutral and farm the funding? - are you planning to rawdog staking or go for an LST? If so which one? - which dex/aggregators offers the best rates and which one the best yields? Which is it likely to have more liquidity? - what’s the perp platform with the lowest fees? - what’s the best and most trustworthy trading bot? these are only some of the questions you can work around and build your course of action. planning is the antidote to chaos the numbers on your screen aren’t real until they hit your bank account. In any scenario, do not let others fomo or shame you. also, taxes are a thing. to not leave you on this boring ass remark, here’s a bullish line: we are about to enter the most abundant, prosperous, opportunities filled phase of your life. make it count.