Monad's venture capital buyers entered at $0.0087 per token and are now sitting on 2.7x returns at $0.0238, this despite a brutal 49% crash from the token's launch price. Meanwhile, Coinbase's ICO participants grabbed a 4x markup before the token even hit trading. Major investors like Paradigm and Greenoaks committed $431 million to the project—and their position structure suggests they profit regardless of whether the network actually succeeds. The token unlock schedule shows December 2026 as a key date worth monitoring. This pricing structure and investor mechanics raise questions about the gap between early VC entry prices and what regular traders pay at launch.

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ResearchChadButBrokevip
· 12-27 01:44
NGL, this is just the usual operation in Web3. How come VC firms never lose? It's us retail investors who are really gambling.
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MetaMuskRatvip
· 12-27 01:43
Venture capitalists are really ruthless. Anyway, they've made a fortune, and we're retail investors still holding the bag.
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MEVEyevip
· 12-27 01:39
VCs are at it again, cutting the leeks. We're tired of this routine.
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WhaleWatchervip
· 12-27 01:31
Venture capitalists eat the meat while we drink the soup—that's the real truth of the crypto world.
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