Coinbase Launches Token Sale Platform for Retail Investors Ahead of MON Launch

Coinbase has announced the launch of a new token sales platform that allows retail investors to purchase digital tokens even before they are officially listed on an exchange.

This move aims to make token issuance fairer, transparent, and more accessible.

Read below for more information.

Anyone can participate in the monthly token sale

In this initiative, Coinbase will hold token sales approximately once a month, and investors will have a one-week period to submit purchase requests. An algorithm will then decide how to distribute the tokens. Payments are made in USDC.

The first token to launch on the platform will be MON, the native token of the Monad blockchain.

The token sale will be held from November 17th to 22nd, 2025. Up to 7.5 billion tokens, about 7.5% of the total supply, will be sold at a price of $0.025 each, giving the project an implied valuation of about $2.5 billion.

If demand exceeds supply, tokens will be distributed evenly using a “refill from the bottom” system, with users who sell within 30 days receiving fewer future allocations and potentially rewarding long-term supporters.

To participate, users must authenticate their Coinbase account and meet platform requirements.

Establishment of strict rules

Coinbase’s framework introduces strong transparency requirements. Issuers must clearly disclose their project, team, and tokenomics. Founders and affiliates will be restricted from selling tokens for six months after the sale.

Issuers pay fees based on the funds raised, but investors do not pay participation fees.

How to distribute MON tokens

The total supply of MON tokens is limited to 100 billion MON tokens, with 49.4 billion (49.4%) unlocked at mainnet launch. The distribution of tokens is as follows:

  • Ecosystem development: 38.5%
  • Team: 27%
  • Investor: 19.7%
  • General sales: 7.5%
  • Category Institute Finance: 4%
  • Airdrop: 3.3%

Monad continues to focus on growth and community involvement.

Token sale brings more transparency

MON Token Sale reveals a new level of transparency regarding cryptocurrency launches. This is the first large-scale issuance to fully disclose market makers, loan size and execution period.

The issuer, MF Services (BVI) Ltd., has signed token loan agreements with top market makers such as Auros and Wintermute. Coinwatch, a third-party monitor, tracks how these tokens are used, including checking for idle balances.

The issuer also plans to use a small portion (approximately 0.2%) of MON’s total supply to provide initial liquidity to decentralized exchanges (DEXs). This is a small, short-term measure to make it easier for people to buy and sell MON and to stabilize the price.

Strong revival of public token sales

Coinbase notes that the initiative aims to solve a common problem among new crypto projects: getting tokens into the hands of real users while building market liquidity.

After years of regulatory uncertainty surrounding ICOs, this is the first time since 2018 that U.S. investors can easily participate in a public token sale.

It is clear that Coinbase is setting a new standard in the way projects are brought to market by building a token sale platform that is balanced and transparent for both issuers and users.

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