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i think we’re learning the max data size a single monad testnet tx can handle is <200KB // maybe i’ll chunk the data into multiple tx?

you: the monad airdrop is useless

me: did you guys know monad can handle up to 200KB of data in a single tx? this unlocks so many use cases!

And contract sizes are 128kb

We did a competition just to see what people build

First Dev Community Mission: Crazy Contract Challenge

Show us how insane you can get with the new max contract size of 128 kb on Monad

Prizes: [Redacted]
Deadline: April 11th
Submission &amp; More Info: Dev Discord (Link in Bio) https://t.co/mPJZdBIA4e

Monad Devs

man tfti, monad explorer contract verification was broken for me btw it didn't let me select solidity version

And contract sizes are 128kb

We did a competition just to see what people build

https://x.com/monad_dev/status/1907077431241920719?s=46

eth is 15 transactions per second base is 4,000 monad is 10,000 -- it unlocks unique use cases

we have arb
we have base
we have optimism
we have zk-kjdfkjfdk

...why do we need another one

I think its more non crypto people cause I personally don’t know what that means and i’m guessing it’s a great thing but i still don’t really know what to use the airdop for

Sadly, the non-crypto techies who received it don't have an idea of what this really means.

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i wanna make a multiplayer rts game where the entire state is stored onchain every single action

would be hilarious if mainnet airdrop was based on how much data you stored onchain to stress test testnet.

The airdrop ain't the alpha. The tech is⚡️