Recently, these public offerings are just endless, absolutely endless. This time it's @coinbase's turn—they're launching their first-ever public offering project @monad (MON) from November 17 to 22. Not only is this Coinbase's new Token Sale platform, but it's also the first legal public offering for U.S. investors since 2018. No need to introduce the project too much. Last time @monad did a massive airdrop for KOLs but completely ignored the testnet 'slaves,' and they got roasted hard for it. As always, for the first Launchpad-style project from a CEX, as long as the CEX isn't brain-dead, they definitely won't let users lose money. Especially since this is an international exchange like @coinbase—just ape in without overthinking it. Here are the public offering details: · Total supply: 100 billion tokens, with 7.5 billion allocated for the public offering, accounting for 7.5% of the total supply. · Public offering FDV: approximately $2.5 billion, public offering price: $0.025/MON, target fundraising: around $187.5 million. · "Bottom-up" allocation mechanism: algorithm prioritizes small, genuine users to prevent whale monopolies. Users who sell tokens within 30 days post-TGE will have reduced allocation weight for the next round. · Minimum contribution: $100, maximum contribution: $100,000. · Public offering period: November 17, 22:00 – November 23, 10:00 (UTC+8). What's even more interesting is that MON is already live for pre-market trading on Binance @binancezh, currently priced around $0.05—2X the public offering price. The upside isn't huge, but you can bet some people will hedge this round. Friendly reminder: considering the recent MMT short squeeze incident, don't rush to hedge—wait until the squeeze is over before making a move. Summary: Recommend using multiple accounts and small contributions to secure allocation. Post-TGE, try to HOLD for 30 days to ensure eligibility for the next round (or hedge strategically to lock in profits). Alternatively, just use new accounts for every round.