In the new round of Liquidity Mining battles, Monad's performance seems to be less impressive.

Data speaks: Uniswap's recent operations have directly thrown out 3.5 million UNI over three months, which calculates to an average burn of 230,000 dollars per day at 6 dollars each. The Plasma mining pool is still operational, with a stable daily output of around 200,000 dollars. In contrast, Monad? Currently, the average daily incentive allocation is only 80,000 to 90,000, which is clearly insufficient.

The more critical issue lies in the structure—top DeFi projects are too stingy with their share, and low-risk pools like ETH and USDC are even scarcer. Such configurations make it difficult to attract large capital into the market. To stand firm in this round of competition, teams are advised to reassess budget allocations, and not to be timid when it comes to increasing investments.