Monad’s two-pronged roadmap: Privacy, stablecoins help MON’s breakout
Monad is set to add a privacy service on Oct. 6, while the network is also being framed around stablecoin expansion. MON traded around $0.0324 after rising more than 17% over 24 hours in the later update.
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Users and token holders would notice the privacy-service timetable first, because Monad has pointed to an Oct. 6 launch and has not said what the service will include. That leaves people waiting for the launch itself to show what changes on the network for them.
In practice, the network is being discussed around privacy upgrades and stablecoin expansion rather than around a single feature change. What stays the same for now is that the service details are still undisclosed, so nothing concrete about the feature set has changed yet. (per ambcrypto.com)
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