Monad (MON) Crashes 47% From Post-Launch Highs – Is This A New Pi Coin In The Making?

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Oh, look at this! Monad has dropped over 47% from its post-launch high in just four days. What a surprise! The chart shows a classic spike followed by a dive, just like Pi Coin. It’s almost as if we’ve seen this movie before – and spoiler alert, it doesn’t end well. Both are new layer-1 projects with tons of hype that quickly faded after launch. Groundbreaking stuff.

So, here we are, comparing the charts. Is Monad showing the same signs of failure as Pi Coin? Or is there some hope, somewhere? Let’s find out!

Monad Mirrors Pi Coin’s Early Post-Listing Slide

Remember Pi Coin? It lost 86.57% of its value within the first six weeks after listing. And now? It’s down more than 91%. You can’t make this stuff up!

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Now Monad, following the same exact script, has dropped 47.57% from its peak in just four days. Wow, what a coincidence!

Both charts share the same early traits:

  • A spike that makes you think, “Hey, this is it!”
  • A sharp dive that leaves you wondering, “What just happened?”

The key difference? Pi Coin launched in a strong crypto environment earlier this year. Yet, it couldn’t even recover half its losses when Bitcoin hit new highs. Monad, on the other hand, is crashing in a market that’s basically gasping for air. Not exactly promising.

So, yeah, not looking good for Monad. But hey, let’s dive deeper. Maybe there’s a secret plot twist in this saga.

Supply Strength Weakens As Large Money Flow Drops

Things get even juicier when we look at how the “big money” is treating Monad. Spoiler: It’s not pretty. CMF (Chaikin Money Flow) tells the story here. After the initial spike, the token stabilized at the end of October. And since then? It’s been a one-way trip down.

Since October 27, CMF has plummeted by more than 270%. Yep, big investors have packed their bags and left. Nothing screams “confidence” like watching your token drop and no one wants to step in.

Even crypto big shots like Arthur Hayes are skeptical, calling Monad a “fake blockchain.” 😬 Thanks, Arthur. We needed that.

Arthur Hayes shares his thoughts on Monad

“I have no belief that this is a legitimate blockchain” 😬😬

– Levi (@LeviGMI) November 29, 2025

MON’s CMF is now flirting with its lowest point since launch. It’s safe to say that deep pockets are nowhere near this thing.

This is eerily similar to Pi Coin’s early days, when its CMF tanked by almost 330%. And guess what? The price just kept drifting lower.

The second issue? The bull-bear power reading (BBP) is leaning heavy on the “bear” side. With CMF plummeting and BBP in the dumps, any potential recovery will be short-lived. Take it from me – it’s not happening anytime soon.

In short? Monad is struggling. The price chart looks like a textbook case of “get out while you can.” Even if there’s a little bounce, the long-term outlook? Not so great.

How Low Can Monad Price Go If The Slide Continues?

So now, we come to the million-dollar question. How low can this thing go? The 4-hour chart has been pointing down since November 26. The candles are following the trend like a loyal dog. If Monad drops below $0.026, we’re looking at $0.023 next. And if things get worse? Who knows, maybe $0.013 will be the next stop. Exciting, right?

Pi Coin also slid post-launch, so this isn’t exactly a shocker. The charts are practically twins.

If there’s any hope for recovery, Monad needs to break above $0.029. But let’s be real: That’s a tall order. A serious shift happens only if it manages to close above $0.039, then $0.040. Good luck with that.

For now, Monad is under both of those marks, with money flow still plummeting and sellers firmly in control. So, unless things change – and fast – this token is looking more like Pi Coin’s long-lost cousin than a stable investment.

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2025-11-30 21:26