.@monad's Mainnet may really be coming soon.

Today I saw that the Monad Mainnet client has officially entered the audit phase.

Engaged asymmetric research and Category Labs as security partners to manage the entire process.

The well-known WEB3 security companies @spearbit and @zellic_io are responsible for the security audit and have conducted two independent audits on the client code.

I have to say that the Monad team is strong; they hired well-known industry firms for the Mainnet audit.

The Monad testnet has been running for nearly 5 months, with the number of users and various on-chain data being the highest ever for a testnet.

Monad is not only a parallel EVM public chain, but also a global decentralized validator network.

Nearly a hundred validators are spread across 27 cities in 19 countries, and the number is still increasing.

The Monad Foundation has also been established, not only responsible for token distribution but also supporting the development of the Monad protocol.

At the beginning of July, we just acquired @portal_hq, and it is now capable of supporting millions of dollars in daily settlements, also laying out plans in the PayFi sector.

It can be said that everything is basically ready, only the Mainnet launch is missing.

The main reason I am optimistic about Monad is its true technical strength.
- 10,000 transactions per second
- Gas fees close to 0
- 0.5 seconds block time
- 1 second single-slot finality ( directly obtains final confirmation within one block period (1 second) )

It can be said that it is currently the fastest EVM-compatible L1 blockchain, which is hard for other public chains to match, and it is a new public chain that is highly anticipated by the market.

The testnet has updated a number of new ecological projects, and those who participated earlier are advised to engage in the new projects to increase the number of contract interactions and TX counts. #Monad