A thorough review of Monad's official announcements and Coinbase's MON token-sale documents reveals no public record or evidence of a $60 million cash exit or tender offer for early investors. The disclosed terms show a four-year lock-up with a one-year cliff before any investor liquidity, and no documented buyback or tender offer was found in public filings or major crypto media reports. This means the claimed $60 million investor exit offer remains unverified and unsupported by official or media sources. Early investors will only begin unlocking tokens after November 24, 2026, according to the vesting schedule disclosed at the token generation event.
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