Monad is a layer‑1 blockchain, fully EVM compatible, that brings parallel execution and the MonadBFT consensus to reach 10 000 transactions per second (TPS), 500 ms blocks, and one‑second finality. These advances solve the scalability trilemma without sacrificing security or decentralisation.

Yes. Protocols such as Kintsu and Magma issue tokens such as sMON, a liquid token that represents your staked MON and can be used in DeFi while you keep earning rewards.

Staking involves some risks, such as slashing, that can lead to partial loss of stake if the validator misbehaves, although our slashing insurance mitigates this for delegators.

The Stakely validator on Monad has a commission of 20%. This commission is applied to the staking rewards, not to your staked principal. In practice, this means the commission is taken from the APR, not subtracted from it.

For example, if the network APR is 10% and the validator commission is 5%, the commission represents 5% of the rewards earned, which equals an effective reduction of 0.5% APR. Your final APR would be 9.5%, not 5%.

We keep validator commissions as low as possible to ensure strong performance, reliable infrastructure, and a sustainable operation over the long term.

MON is Monad’s native token. It is used to pay gas fees, take part in governance and secure the network through staking.

Yes, there is no technical minimum, but gas fees may make very small delegations unprofitable.

Stakely provides professional 24/7 infrastructure with continuous monitoring and geographic redundancy. We offer institutional‑grade security thanks to our best‑practice operations and a slashing‑insurance policy that covers delegators. We charge a competitive fee to maximise your net APR and participate actively in governance.