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@drunkwonderer @monad start and get rich

@monad Yeah, its over for $MON Time to short Monad back to 0.02

Those who say "crypto is dead" or "DeFi is dead" don't know what they are talking about. Banks never operated in such harsh conditions, and they always get saved by the Big Printer. As a result, their infra is horrifically bad. In DeFi, we have to make sure that our stuff is solid, and only the fittest survives

@aimblackbird_ @monad Stupid influencers say

Hey nads👋 I heard that Monad is a dead chain. 🥲

@drunkwonderer 0,04-0,045 fair price now

@pava05 Don’t know, really doubt about this… $MON good rejected almost at same point, and dont see this 0.38+ any time soon.. will cover half my shorts 0.027, and wait 0.02 to cover rest, then buy spot

Everytime $MON goes over 0.035 is good short entry, and shorting Monad now is money printer. Easy short, probably this 0.038 top gonna be for a while, think its going back to 0.02 level $BTC $ETH looks weak, and seems Oil on monday open will pump hard $MON shorts gonna print

@AltcoinSherpa About Mon, Look at the actual metrics, not the graph 📈 this is crypto . A fair price without pumps and fun mm is 0.04-0.045. How can you give financial advice without a position? You not skin in the game,you're a typical blogger.

And alternatively these are all going to die if BTC also breaks down. $MON $XPL

@SulleyHabeeb @AltcoinSherpa 🤣

@AltcoinSherpa 0.028 monad

@shadowlee3x5 Sui next target

Did you mean 1B tvl waiting room?

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@MediaMonad RIP

$MON dead See you at $1. 🤡

@Franknoheart1 0,06

It’s time of Monad

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@justinsuntron Scamers scammed others scammers

This Is World Tyranny, Not World Liberty Financial — Here's Why This proposal has been packaged as a "governance alignment signal" and a "long-term commitment," but strip away the packaging and what you have is one of the most absurd governance scams I have ever seen. Let me break it down. I. Vote Against and Get Punished — Classic Coercion Tactic This is not a legitimate voting exercise, not even close.  The design of this proposal is a logical trap: anyone who votes against it has their tokens locked indefinitely with no unlock path whatsoever. In other words, if you oppose this proposal, you get punished. This is not voting. This is coercion. What kind of democratic process rewards agreement and imprisons dissent? II. Voters Have Been Selectively Frozen Out I personally hold approximately 4% of the voting power, yet my tokens have been frozen and I am forced out of this voting process. I am not alone. A large number of holders with significant voting rights are in the same position. Meanwhile, the team controls the power to freeze tokens — they decide who can vote and who cannot. What does this mean? It means the outcome was determined before the vote even began. This is not a governance vote. This is a performance where the police have already barricaded the doors of parliament and only let their own people inside to raise their hands. The voter pool has been purged. Only yes votes remain. The result of such a vote carries no binding force whatsoever. III. All Actual Power Has Been Seized by Anonymous Actors The actual control over the WLFI smart contracts lies in the hands of a 3/5 anonymous multisig and a single anonymous guardian EOA has the power to blacklist addresses holding WLFI. Let me emphasize — anonymous. This anonymous multisig can override any vote result and execute any operation directly at the contract level. The so-called governance proposals, on-chain votes, and community discussions are nothing but theater. Real power has never been yielded to anyone but themselves and it’s laughable that they try these tricks to fool the community. The bottom line is this, the power sits with anonymous wallet addresses whose owners nobody knows or can verify. This is not decentralized governance. This is dictatorship wearing the mask of a DAO. IV. Voters Must Identify Themselves, but the Rulers Are Anonymous — Worse Than Tyranny Here is the most ironic part: WLFI requires every participating voter to complete identity verification, electronically sign acknowledgements, and meet compliance eligibility requirements. You want to exercise your rights? Show your face first. But who are the guardian and multisig signers who hold the power of life and death over the contract? Nobody was told and there is absolutely no transparency.  While the governed must identify themselves, the governors with absolute power are anonymous. Your voters must register, submit to scrutiny, and be vetted and dictated how to vote— while your dictators won't even show their faces. V. A Naked Violation of Property Rights Worth Billions of Dollars Let us not forget the real stakes of this proposal: this is not some trivial parameter adjustment or protocol upgrade. This vote seeks to decide the unlock schedule for billions of dollars in assets, the reallocation of governance and vesting rights, and most extreme of all, the permanent destruction of billions of tokens. This is a naked expropriation of holders' property rights. In an environment where voting against the proposal is punished, where large numbers of holders have been frozen out of voting, and where actual control rests with anonymous wallets, using this sham vote to decide the fate of billions of dollars in assets? This is not governance. This is a sham and flies in the face of what this protocol was meant to be. No society governed by the rule of law would permit this. In traditional financial markets, any asset disposition of this scale would require rigorous regulatory review, independent board approval, and minority shareholder protections. Here, a few anonymous wallets get to decide everything. The permanent burning of tokens means holders' property is irreversibly destroyed, no compensation, no recourse, no due process. This has gone far beyond the realm of so-called "decentralized governance." This is a systematic violation of property rights. Conclusion I repeat that this proposal is not governance. It is an exercise of power by the selected few who are carefully engineering a further power consolidation and property expropriation operation. Dissenters are punished for voting no. Opponents are frozen out. Actual control lies with anonymous wallets. Those who exercise their rights must prove their identity while the fate of billions of dollars in assets is decided by a sham vote. This is not what decentralized finance was meant to be, results produced under these sorts of conditions carry no legitimacy, should not have binding force, and should not be recognized. I call on all WLFI holders to see this proposal for what it truly is, to voice their opposition across all public channels, and to reserve all legal rights of recourse.

@Nornor_247 @TrendleFi No binance please

Mon listing on OKX soon 👀 Increase your expectations to $0.1 in the coming days. Will binance list mon or or before 30th of April? @TrendleFi Gmonad!

@aave @monad +100 000 000 Tvl

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@KuruExchange Gmonad

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@matteodotsui more

1 $MON = $0.037

@keoneHD Great pump

The heart knows what it wants Monad