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OpenLiquid Now Supports Monad
You can now generate volume on Monad — the high-performance parallel-EVM Layer 1 — through Nad.fun, its dominant native launchpad. Here's what the chain is, why it matters, and how to run your first session.
OpenLiquid now supports Monad as its 11th blockchain. Token projects can generate real on-chain trading volume through Nad.fun, the dominant native launchpad on the parallel-EVM Layer 1 (chain ID 143) — via the Telegram bot or the hands-off order form — for a flat 1% of target volume with all gas covered by OpenLiquid.
What Is Monad?
Monad is a high-performance Layer 1 that launched on public mainnet on November 24, 2025. It is fully EVM-compatible — running standard EVM bytecode with standard wallets and tooling — but executes transactions in parallel with pipelined block processing, giving it very high throughput and sub-second blocks. A June 2026 hard fork cut block time from 400ms to 300ms, and the Cadence consensus upgrade is pushing it toward roughly 100ms. Its native token, MON, pays for gas.
That performance is the point for volume work: trades confirm and appear on DexScreener almost instantly, even under heavy load, so a session ramps up faster than on slower chains. Monad arrived as one of the most anticipated L1 launches in crypto, with a developer ecosystem of 300+ applications already building on it.
Anyone can launch a token on Monad through Nad.fun, the chain's dominant native launchpad. Nad.fun uses a bonding curve — a token is tradeable the moment it's created, and once the curve gathers roughly 225,000 MON and about 80% of supply is sold, the token graduates into a tradeable liquidity pool quoted against MON. Its discovery feed ranks tokens by volume and activity.
Why This Chain Matters Right Now
Monad's token ecosystem is young and DexScreener's Monad filter (dexscreener.com/monad) is still thinly contested — the same early-chain window in which Robinhood Chain and Stable tokens trended with a fraction of the volume Solana requires. On Nad.fun, trending rank is driven by trading volume and transaction count, the exact metrics a volume bot influences.
New chains create temporary asymmetries. Monad's is amplified by its profile: one of the most hyped L1 launches, huge developer mindshare, and a native launchpad in Nad.fun (a $1.1M seed round led by Neoclassic Capital) that funnels memecoin attention into on-chain volume. Graduated Nad.fun tokens like CHOG and MOLANDAK are already trading, but trending competition is nothing like the mature chains. The discovery infrastructure is live; the crowd is still arriving.
For token projects, this is the early-chain playbook that worked on Base in 2023, Solana in 2024, and Robinhood Chain and Stable earlier in 2026: build volume history and holders while discovery is cheap, and ride the chain's own growth narrative.
How to Generate Volume on Monad
Getting started takes under five minutes:
- Open t.me/OpenLiquidBot and select "Volume Bot," then choose "Monad."
- Paste your token's contract address. The bot loads every Nad.fun pool for your token, ranked by liquidity.
- Set your target volume, min/max swap size, and wallet count. High-frequency, many-wallet configurations work well here — your cost stays a flat 1% of the target volume regardless of trade count.
- Pay the 1% session fee and the session starts automatically — no gas deposits needed. Each trade is reported in Telegram with a MonadVision link.
Prefer a managed session? Use the Monad volume bot page and its hands-off order form — paste a token address, pick the Nad.fun pool, and let the team run it. For a full walkthrough of the chain, see the Monad overview, the Monad + Nad.fun volume guide, and for a ranked comparison of options, the best Monad volume bots.
Pricing
OpenLiquid charges a flat 1% of your target volume — no subscriptions, and OpenLiquid covers all gas on Monad. That makes it the simplest cost model in DeFi: a $10,000 volume session costs exactly $100, known before it starts. Nothing else to budget, nothing that moves mid-session.
One practical note: you don't need to hold MON or think about gas at all — OpenLiquid covers every swap's gas on Monad. Your only cost is the flat 1% session fee, and every Nad.fun pool type is supported.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. As of July 2026, OpenLiquid supports Monad (the parallel-EVM Layer 1, chain ID 143) as its 11th chain. You can generate volume for any graduated Nad.fun token — or any token with a tradeable pool on Monad — through the Telegram bot or the hands-off order form. You pay only the flat 1% session fee; OpenLiquid covers the gas.
Monad launched mainnet in November 2025 and its DexScreener filter (dexscreener.com/monad) is still young, so trending competition is far below what Solana or Ethereum require. Nad.fun and DexScreener rank tokens by trading volume and transaction count, which means sustained 24-hour volume moves a token up both boards. Thresholds will rise as more tokens launch.
OpenLiquid charges a flat 1% of your target volume — and that is the total cost. OpenLiquid covers all gas on Monad, so a $10,000 volume session costs exactly $100, known before it starts. No subscriptions, no gas deposits, no hidden fees.
OpenLiquid routes through Nad.fun, the dominant native launchpad and DEX on Monad, where graduated tokens trade in pools quoted against MON. The bot automatically finds the deepest pool for your token. DexScreener indexes these pairs under its Monad chain filter.
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