LeverUp V2 is live — a redesigned UI, merged positions, multi-target TP/SL, gasless 1-click trading, Mera passkey accounts, and delegated Agent Wallet signing — with protocol-level settlement handled onchain throughout.
$LV is the first asset to go live under LeverUp's AnyCollateral program, with a 100% collateral ratio. Hold your LV. Keep your exposure. Use it as trading margin.
LeverUp positions and $LVMON staking are now trackable directly on MonadVision, powered by BlockVision's on-chain analytics.
LeverUp V2 continues to run smoothly post-launch, with reported 7D volume up 651.2% WoW to $279M+ as trading activity picked up sharply following the upgrade.
LeverUp V2 is officially live — a full rebuild of the trading experience with a new UI, merged positions, multiple TP/SL, gasless 1-click trading, Agent Wallet, and Mera passkey account support.
Eight months after mainnet, Monad has crossed $1.4B in TVL, 150+ apps, and top-15 DEX volume rankings. A look at the numbers behind the ecosystem — and the growing role perpetuals are playing in it.
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Category Labs expanded its $MON buyback plan from $30M to $80M. Here's why holding MON idle is a missed opportunity — and one path to put it to work.
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