Miden is pushing a new idea in blockchain with an edge first design where users run their own execution and create proofs locally. The chain only verifies and aggregates. This removes the bloat we see on normal networks and keeps control with the user. You can run transactions privately. You hold your own state. You only send proofs to the chain. This gives scale privacy and real self custody. Built with Rust and WASM so devs can ship faster without learning a strange new language. They raised twenty five million from @a16z @1kx and @hackvc and are now opening doors for early builders. If this model works we could see a new wave of apps that feel faster safer and more personal. Worth keeping a close eye on Miden right now.
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Monad pre-sale rumored at $2.5B FDV 😳 way too high. If it’s really for the community, price it like it. Something closer to $1B FDV like @megaeth would actually make sense.
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@monad vs @megaeth Monad vs Kook Kook said he’d sell his $MON airdrop on day one. It’s been more than a week, and he still has the tokens. MegaEth vs IcoBeast IcoBeast talked about selling his ICO tokens before TGE. Within a day, MegaEth removed his allocation and gave it back to the community. Here’s what’s interesting Kook was calling out Monad for not rewarding its real community. IcoBeast called airdrop farmers low value, then said he’d sell his tokens right away. That didn’t sit well with people, and MegaEth acted fast. But the same community that supported Kook for selling $MON didn’t back IcoBeast. The difference seems to be that Monad gave allocations to outsiders, while MegaEth kept it within the community. So was Monad wrong to reward a wider audience? What do you think?
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