Key Takeaways:
Monster, an on-chain trading card platform that launched on the MegaETH network, is driving user engagement through a weekly points program that rewards participants with collectibles and free spins, although the project has not confirmed plans for a token airdrop.
According to the project's official documentation, points are accumulated by opening digital packs and through activity in the platform's marketplace. The leaderboard, which tracks user points, resets every Sunday, encouraging consistent participation.
Users can purchase three tiers of packs—Starter, Monster, and Ultra—using ETH, USDC, or USDm. Each pack opening reveals a professionally graded physical card that is logged on-chain and stored in an insured vault. Owners then have the option to either have the physical slab shipped to them or sell it back to the platform for 85% of its stated fair market value at any time.
While the platform has explicitly warned against scams and stated there is no "$MNSTR" token, the points system establishes a user activity ledger that could potentially be used for a retroactive token distribution in the future. This model incentivizes consistent weekly capital flow and user engagement on the MegaETH network as participants vie for leaderboard prizes.
To join the program, users sign up on the Monster website, connect a wallet such as MetaMask, and purchase a pack. Points are awarded for each pack opened, contributing to the user's weekly leaderboard rank. The platform also encourages users to follow its social channels on X and Discord for announcements, which sometimes include double points events.
This article is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.
