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Mine is Monad.
Not because of “10K TPS” or the EVM L1 premium.
Those are cool, but they are not why I am most bullish.
What @keoneHD and @_jhunsaker are building at @category_xyz is different.
First, the community.
Some may argue parts of it are botted, but the core of real builders and supporters is undeniable.
Second, the ecosystem.
It is a clear indicator of developer activity, and Monad is fostering a true playground of projects.
In my view, that is the only valid reason to attempt a general-purpose L1.
There will be:
DeFi
NFTs
AI / DeFAI
Gaming
Prediction markets
Perp DEXs
Many other experiments
Admittedly, most of there projects on monad will fail.
But from those ashes, the winners will define the next cycle.
My thesis is a bold one and I'm open to being wrong.
Monad will replicate solana's success or possibly bigger.

This is really really funny bros
My twitter analytics shows this story had HUGE NUMBER OF READS FROM NYC where @monad is located. As you can read from the story they were financed by a hedge fund in NYC that pretty much assigned founders (very un-charismatic founders BTW :)
BUT NO ONE FROM MONAD REPLIED! They are probably talking it at water cooler together with guys from @paradigm
I swear next time I post about @MONAD I will add IP address tracker to see how many Monad people READ MY POSTS AND DONT REPLY! Just to COUNT THE SCARED SHEEP.
Please please AT LEAST SEND ME A POSTCARD. I LOVE NEW YORK

Stan Kladko 🇺🇦 🇺🇸 🇵🇹 ☮️
A couple of days ago, over a beer, a friend asked me about @Monad. He then said "Should I do it or not do it ?":)
I told him some industry insider things you won’t hear from anyone else—except me.
Read below
⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
It starts about five years ago, when @VitalikButerin decided not to increase Ethereum’s small transaction throughput—about 10 TPS—and instead pushed for “rollups.” Rollups are single computers that batch transactions and post them to Ethereum mainnet. This was a big U-turn. Before that, Ethereum planned to scale with “sharding,” multiple blockchains linked together. But sharding was ugly, complex, and messy to implement.
From the start, I thought sharding was inferior to Solana’s approach. Anatoly and his team focused on a single fast chain—better for composability. On a sharded network, DeFi apps have trouble talking to each other. On a single fast chain, everything works seamlessly.
Ethereum abandoned the idea of simply increasing TPS for three reasons:
Sharding complexity – It was a technical nightmare.
Geth’s limitations – Ethereum’s main client, written in Go, was slow and poorly suited for high performance.
Rollups were easy money – Simple to build, no expensive engineering needed, and subsidized to near-zero fees, effectively a gift to insiders.
While Ethereum stayed at ~10 TPS, Solana surged ahead with its fast single chain, steadily improving and eating Ethereum’s market. High gas fees pushed developers elsewhere. Polygon thrived with its PoS chain—faster than Ethereum and rich in stablecoin activity.
In rollup-land, Base became the leader, with pretty much everyone else now in Darwinian extiction mode. Ironically, Base has no token and probably never will. To “invest” in Base, you’d buy Coinbase stock.
VCs noticed Solana’s rise and rollups’ weaknesses. They funded faster EVM chains—first Sei, then Monad. Monad was spun out of a major Wall Street crypto trading firm; the founders were essentially assigned.
This year brought the twist: a power shift at the Ethereum Foundation. Now everyone except Vitalik himself talks about taking Ethereum to 1,000 TPS. Polygon also announced big speed upgrades.
The punchline: with Ethereum and Polygon both accelerating, imho it’s too late for a new chain to win on being “fast EVM L1.”
That’s why FAIR is focusing on something no one else is doing—MEV-proof encryption and a new niche for encrypted blockchain data.
Monad faces an uphill fight against both Ethereum and Polygon. It has zero market differentiation - the features are the same, the chain is fast, but it is too late to win by doing just a faster L1.
So I told my friend: “Don’t do it.”
#ethereum #solana

This story have received the HIGHEST READS on twitter I have had with THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE READING
THANK YOU GUYS!

Stan Kladko 🇺🇦 🇺🇸 🇵🇹 ☮️
A couple of days ago, over a beer, a friend asked me about @Monad. He then said "Should I do it or not do it ?":)
I told him some industry insider things you won’t hear from anyone else—except me.
Read below
⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
It starts about five years ago, when @VitalikButerin decided not to increase Ethereum’s small transaction throughput—about 10 TPS—and instead pushed for “rollups.” Rollups are single computers that batch transactions and post them to Ethereum mainnet. This was a big U-turn. Before that, Ethereum planned to scale with “sharding,” multiple blockchains linked together. But sharding was ugly, complex, and messy to implement.
From the start, I thought sharding was inferior to Solana’s approach. Anatoly and his team focused on a single fast chain—better for composability. On a sharded network, DeFi apps have trouble talking to each other. On a single fast chain, everything works seamlessly.
Ethereum abandoned the idea of simply increasing TPS for three reasons:
Sharding complexity – It was a technical nightmare.
Geth’s limitations – Ethereum’s main client, written in Go, was slow and poorly suited for high performance.
Rollups were easy money – Simple to build, no expensive engineering needed, and subsidized to near-zero fees, effectively a gift to insiders.
While Ethereum stayed at ~10 TPS, Solana surged ahead with its fast single chain, steadily improving and eating Ethereum’s market. High gas fees pushed developers elsewhere. Polygon thrived with its PoS chain—faster than Ethereum and rich in stablecoin activity.
In rollup-land, Base became the leader, with pretty much everyone else now in Darwinian extiction mode. Ironically, Base has no token and probably never will. To “invest” in Base, you’d buy Coinbase stock.
VCs noticed Solana’s rise and rollups’ weaknesses. They funded faster EVM chains—first Sei, then Monad. Monad was spun out of a major Wall Street crypto trading firm; the founders were essentially assigned.
This year brought the twist: a power shift at the Ethereum Foundation. Now everyone except Vitalik himself talks about taking Ethereum to 1,000 TPS. Polygon also announced big speed upgrades.
The punchline: with Ethereum and Polygon both accelerating, imho it’s too late for a new chain to win on being “fast EVM L1.”
That’s why FAIR is focusing on something no one else is doing—MEV-proof encryption and a new niche for encrypted blockchain data.
Monad faces an uphill fight against both Ethereum and Polygon. It has zero market differentiation - the features are the same, the chain is fast, but it is too late to win by doing just a faster L1.
So I told my friend: “Don’t do it.”
#ethereum #solana

Think this take is pretty spot on.
We’ll likely see both really successful and really unsuccessful attempts at high end PFP / collectible / IP plays on Monad.
But the majority underestimate how difficult this is to actually pull off. I think a lot of people look at Pudgy Penguins and say “oh wow this is an awesome IP, they have games, toys, social dominance and other vehicles to grow the brand.”
While these things are true and good, it’s actually a lot more than that. There’s a massive IP graveyard from 21/22 to back that up. You need capital, operational discipline and constant storytelling to maintain relevance.
The success of a high end PFP collection maps basically 1-1 to the founders’ potential.
> Can you start a legitimate cultural movement? (Is the founder a good leader?)
> Do I have faith that you (founder) will be around in 1 year, 5 years, 10?
> Distribution - how are you going to get IP in the hands of new consumers, markets?
> Revenue - generally an important concept for growth
> Motivation - why is the founder doing this?
> How good is your luck / timing?
I also think utility NFTs (using NFT tech for ticketing, access, etc) will also be successful, but for very different reasons.
For utility NFTs, it’s simply about solving problems with incumbent systems and creating a better experience for consumers. Rather than building a cult, it’s more about finding actual PMF.
A high throughput, low fee EVM environment can actually support this, from both economics and accessibility standpoint.
Excited to follow the continued progress - keep the awesome content coming @4ormund!
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