Monad Token Airdrop: Complete Guide

Introduction

Dubbed by some as a “Solana killer,” Monad is an upcoming Layer-1 blockchain that combines parallel execution with Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) compatibility. With reports of hundreds of millions of dollars in VC funding, this project could reshape the crypto landscape.

In this article, we’ll explore Monad, the details surrounding the Monad airdrop, as an innovative Layer-2 that uses the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM), and how you can position yourself for potential token rewards on both networks.

One Click Teir: A
Difficulty Level: Low
Cost to Farm: Gas Fees
Type: Activity
Funding: $244,000,000
VCs and Investors: DragonFly Capital, Paradigm, Shima Captial and others
Total Tasks: 5 (Recurring + One Time Tasks)

What Is Monad?

Monad is a high-throughput, low-latency Layer-1 blockchain aiming to solve Ethereum’s scalability bottleneck. It achieves this through parallel execution — a feature more commonly associated with Solana, Sui, or Aptos than EVM-based networks.

While the testnet may not be fully live at the time of writing, the level of VC funding — reportedly up to 244 million USD — signals serious interest in Monad’s potential. This is reminiscent of other well-funded projects (e.g., ZK Sync, LayerZero), where strong financial backing often correlates with community excitement and possible airdrop events.

Monad’s Two Game-Changing Advantages

1. Full EVM Compatibility
   Monad is written in Solidity, so you can add it to MetaMask or any other Ethereum wallet, smoothing the path for Ethereum projects looking to migrate.
2. Parallel Execution on Execution & Data Availability Layers
   While Solana parallelizes at the execution layer, Monad also parallelizes data availability, potentially improving both speed and cost efficiency even further.

Monad vs. Solana: Why Call It a “Solana Killer”?

Solana first popularized parallel execution, but it lacks EVM compatibility.
Monad brings Solana’s speed and parallel architecture to an EVM environment, making it easier for Ethereum developers and dApps to migrate.

• Solana: Parallel execution, no EVM support.
• Monad: Parallel execution plus EVM compatibility.

If Monad successfully taps into Ethereum’s vast developer community, it could challenge Solana’s market share — hence the “Solana killer.”

How to Farm the Monad Airdrop

Below are strategies to position yourself for a potential Monad airdrop. None of these steps guarantee rewards, but active participation often pays off in crypto.

Step 1: Complete Tasks on Galxe

✅ Free
✅ One Time Task
✅ 10–15 Minutes

1. Visit galxe.com/monad
2. Connect your wallet and follow Monad.
3. Complete any listed quests (social tasks, on-chain interactions, etc.).

Step 2: Get a Discord Role on Monad

✅ Free
✅ One Time Task
✅ 1–2 Minutes

1. Join the official Monad Discord server: discord.gg/monad
2. Navigate to the #social-credit channel.
3. Find the post mentioning the “Comment Mob” role.
4. Click “Get role” to obtain it.

Step 3: Check Your XP on Discord

✅ Free
✅ Recurring Task
✅ 1–2 Minutes

1. Visit mee6.xyz/en/monad
2. Connect your Discord account.
3. Be active in the server — aim for a Top 1000 spot in XP.

Step 4: (Optional) Stake PYTH & Wormhole

✅ Capital Required
✅ One Time Task
✅ 2–3 Minutes

1. Stake $PYTH at staking.pyth.network if available.
2. Stake $W (Wormhole) when it goes live (no confirmed date yet).

Step 5: Governance on Tally ($W)

✅ Capital Required
✅ One Time Task
✅ 3–4 Minutes

1. Visit Tally: Wormhole Governance
2. Click “Stake for Governance”
3. Connect your wallet
4. Transfer $W tokens to an EVM chain
5. Stake your $W tokens

FAQs

Q1: How do I bridge assets to the Eclipse network?

• Use relay.link to bridge ETH, and usenexus.org to bridge SOL. Make sure your wallet supports Eclipse (e.g., Backpack or Nightly).

Q2: Are there official Eclipse airdrop details?

• Not yet. Eclipse has not confirmed any specific airdrop, though community speculation is high due to the project’s funding and active development.

Q3: Why is Eclipse labeled as an “innovative layer 2”?

• Eclipse uses the Solana Virtual Machine (SVM) to scale Ethereum, aiming for faster transaction speeds and lower fees while retaining EVM compatibility.

Q4: Which wallets should I use?

• Backpack or Nightly wallets currently support Eclipse. Popular wallets like MetaMask or Phantom might not be fully compatible at this time.

Q5: Do I need to hold $ETH and $SOL on Eclipse?

-Yes. Having both tokens on the Eclipse network lets you interact with various dApps, mint domains, and potentially qualify for airdrop criteria tied to platform usage.

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Disclaimer: This article, including insights on airdrop farming and other DeFi strategies, is for informational purposes only and should not be considered as financial advice, investment recommendations, or an endorsement of any particular investment or strategy. The cryptocurrency and DeFi markets are highly volatile and unpredictable. Past performance is not indicative of future results. One Click makes no representations or warranties regarding the accuracy, completeness, or timeliness of the information provided. Readers should conduct their own research and consult with independent financial advisors before making any investment decisions. By using this information, you agree that One Click is not liable for any losses or damages arising from your investment choices.

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