Kintsu, Started on the Monad Network: Airdrop Program Announced

Kintsu, as a liquidity staking protocol, has officially launched on the Monad mainnet. This innovation has sparked significant interest among investors, and at the same time, it was announced that the Kintsu Points program, which will determine the distribution of the KSU governance token, has also begun.

Kintsu aims to allow users to earn returns by staking their MON tokens without sacrificing liquidity. With this launch, the protocol has introduced a point system called Kintsu Points. By earning these points, users can gain a critical advantage in determining how much of the future distributed KSU governance token they will receive.

There are many ways to earn Kintsu Points. In addition to staking MON, users can utilize the resulting sMON tokens in DeFi protocols, leveraging them in lending markets, and actively benefiting from other applications. Moreover, users who hold specific NFT collections and participate in the referral system will have the chance to earn extra points.

Another highlighted aspect is the governance priority provided to early participants. Investors who join the protocol in its initial phase will have priority rights in selecting Monad's validators. This situation indicates that the KSU token will play a critical role not only as a financial asset but also in terms of network security and decentralization.

The launch of Kintsu on the Monad mainnet lays the groundwork for a new governance economy that will shape around the KSU token while expanding the DeFi use cases of the network. This development may offer long-term strategic advantages for users who take early positions in the Monad ecosystem.