Recently, Monad has been flooding the screens, with a bunch of people shouting that the "high-performance parallel EVM disruptor" has arrived, making it seem like missing it means missing an entire era.

Every time a new public blockchain launches, it usually comes with this kind of hype, but Monad actually has something this time. Its core selling point is "parallel execution"; simply put, Ethereum can only process one transaction at a time, like a single-lane road, where traffic jams are a regular occurrence. Monad opens up ten lanes for you, allowing transactions to be processed simultaneously. Theoretically, the TPS (transactions per second) can reach 10,000, and with this speed, it basically bids farewell to the Gas war.

It is also compatible with EVM, which means developers can directly transfer the Ethereum suite of tools without any pain in switching. So you see, as soon as it was announced to go live on the mainnet, ecological projects started emerging. However, rushing in now to be an "early bird" also requires caution; new chain launches inevitably come with a bit of chaos, such as RPC nodes being unreachable or cross-chain bridges being congested, which are all routine issues.

For those who want to try something new, it is recommended to start with a small amount of funds to experience it, such as using official recommended bridges like PortalBridge to transfer some assets, and then swapping for some native tokens on DYORswap for Gas. Don't go all in right away. After all, no matter how advanced the technology is, we need to wait for the ecosystem to really take off before making any judgments; let the bullets fly a little longer.