When the market turns red, I usually look for one thing: opportunities that don’t rely on hype, but on structure. And the MON Launchpool on Bitget fits exactly into that category.

BTC tapped 80k.
ETH slipped back to the 2600 zone.
Sentiment cooled down fast.

But something interesting happened in silence:
on-chain APRs started rising again.

That’s often the moment where small, time-limited Launchpools become unexpectedly profitable…
before the crowd returns.

Bitget opened the MON Launchpool, distributing 25,000,000 MON over 5 days.
Two pools, two approaches:

• BGB Pool → Est. APR around 36%
• MON Pool → Est. APR around 116%

When I looked deeper, the staking caps stood out:
VIP tiers from 5,000 to 50,000 BGB, and up to 15M MON in the MON pool.
In early phases, this usually means better yield before large volume arrives.

What makes it more interesting is the project behind it:
Monad, a high-performance EVM L1 backed by $244M, with more than 240 dApps ready to deploy.
That kind of funding rarely comes with weak execution.

Launchpools like this give users a way to accumulate early supply without taking spot volatility head-on.
Personally, I see these events as “early cycle signals” — not financial advice, but definitely worth watching.

Curious to know if anyone here is farming MON as well, and how you approach short-term vs long-term Launchpool strategies.