2025-12-27 06:24:12

The CeDeFi track of the Monad ecosystem is indeed accelerating. Currently, the total locked value of the three mainstream protocols connected to this chain—MuDigital, Noon Capital, and Yuzu Money—still remains at around 14 million. Interestingly, all of them have already passed the independent POR (Proof of Reserve) certification from Accountable Data.

It should be noted that POR certification is only a bonus in terms of security and does not mean that the protocol is completely secure. Risks inherent in the business model itself and external attack threats still exist. In other words, this is more like a sign that the ecosystem is gradually improving its risk management framework—early-stage projects willing to undergo third-party audits are still a noteworthy signal.

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DiamondHands

· 11h ago

What’s the point of talking about acceleration with a 14 million scale? It still feels too small. --- POR certification is just a psychological comfort; don’t be brainwashed. --- Speaking of projects that can truly survive, undergoing verification is indeed a plus. --- I’ve never heard of those three MuDigital companies; is Monad really capable? --- Instead of boasting about a perfect risk framework, it’s better to see TVL break through the billion-level first. --- Having too many certifications can actually seem less secure. What do you think? --- Early projects actively undergoing verification are somewhat suspicious.

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TrustMeBro

· 11h ago

POR certification indeed adds points, but don't be fooled by this; ultimately, it still depends on whether the business model itself is reliable. Having a good attitude towards verification is a positive sign, indicating that these projects are still aiming for long-term development. 14 million TVL is indeed too small; it depends on how much it can grow in the future.

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RugPullAlertBot

· 12h ago

Is POR certification just being hyped up like this? To put it plainly, it's the same old story; when real trouble happens, it's still game over.

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AirdropFreedom

· 12h ago

POR certification does not equal safety, just like getting vaccinated still requires caution against colds... Looking at the data is the hard truth.

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GateUser-e87b21ee

· 12h ago

All three protocols have obtained POR certification, sounds good, but honestly, locking up only 14 million is a bit... meh. Wait, is POR really reliable, or is it just another hype to scam investors? Be careful not to fall into the trap. This kind of certification is like a placebo; if it really blows up, you're still done. Early-stage projects do need to be more aggressive; at least they are showing a serious attitude, much better than those hiding in the shadows. The Monad ecosystem still needs more observation; it's too early to call it stable now.

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RumbleValidator

· 12h ago

Getting POR certification is good, but don't be fooled—this thing is like putting a quality seal on the protocol, the real test still lies within the business logic. 14 million TVL doesn't really support much of a topic; however, the fact that these three companies actively verified their status is indeed smart, knowing how to build trust with data.

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OffchainWinner

· 12h ago

All three pass POR certification? Sounds good, but a TVL of 14 million is indeed a bit quiet. However, the attitude is still positive; being willing to undergo verification is better than pretending to be asleep. POR can only prove that the money is there, but true safety can only be tested when the market crashes. The Monad ecosystem is still in the climbing phase; don't have too high expectations for these small projects. Establishing standards early on is at least better than those with black-box operations.

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