We’re proud to be validators in tn-2 and genuinely excited to be part of Monad’s rapidly growing ecosystem. For us, this is more than just a technical role — it’s about actively contributing to a reliable, user-friendly infrastructure that developers and ecosystem participants can trust.

One of our key goals has always been to make working with the network easier and more efficient for the community. We believe that AI can play a major role in achieving this by simplifying day-to-day tasks for both validators and developers.

That’s why we’ve started building MonadAI — an intelligent assistant designed to:

• help explore data within the network,

• analyze node and network health,

• provide real-time answers about Monad’s architecture and ecosystem.

MonadAI is already available in demo mode and currently undergoing active testing. We’d be happy to share it with you and hear your thoughts!

🤩 AI assistent

Not sure how to set up a node? Have a technical question related to the Monad blockchain? Just ask monadAI — it will not only give you a clear, helpful answer but also suggest useful resources right away.

To keep the assistant’s answers accurate and up to date, we continuously train it on data from key resources across the Monad ecosystem — including Docs, Forum, GitHub, and both community and builders Discord channels.

Example of monadAI response based on trained data from the official Monad website

🔍 Prompt: What is Monad and how is it different from other blockchains?

Response:

Monad is an innovative blockchain platform designed to provide a reliable, secure, and decentralized infrastructure for developers and users. At its core, Monad ensures consensus on the order of transactions and the current state of accounts and smart contracts through its unique MonadBFT consensus mechanism. This mechanism keeps all network nodes synchronized by guaranteeing that they process the same transactions in the same order, maintaining a consistent global state.
Follow us on social media to stay connected and learn more:

Twitter: @MonadNetwork
Discord: discord.gg/Monad
GitHub: github.com/MonadNetwork

🔗 Link: https://www.monad.xyz/

Documentation

monadAI is trained using the official Monad documentation, including technical guides, network architecture details, validator specifications, and economic model descriptions.

This allows the assistant to deliver accurate, clear, and structured answers — and to direct users to the most relevant sections of the Monad docs and developer resources.

🔍 Prompt: How update Monad node to version v0.9.2 ?

Response:

To update your Monad node to version v0.9.2, follow these steps:

1. Stop your current node instance safely. For example:

Copysystemctl stop monad-node

2. Download the v0.9.2 release from the official Monad GitHub releases page:

Copywget https://github.com/MonadNetwork/monad/releases/download/v0.9.2/monad-node-linux-amd64
chmod +x monad-node-linux-amd64

3. Replace the old binary with the new one:

Copymv monad-node-linux-amd64 /usr/local/bin/monad-node

4. Restart the node:

Copysystemctl start monad-node

🔗 Link: https://docs.monad.xyz/introduction/monad-for-developers

🔍 Prompt: Why are decentralized apps important, and how does Monad improve their infrastructure?

Response:

Decentralized apps (dApps) replace centralized services and offer key advantages:

• Open APIs & composability: dApps can call each other atomically, enabling developers to build complex systems from modular components.

• Transparency: All logic and state are on-chain and auditable.

• Censorship-resistance: Anyone can deploy or interact with apps on a permissionless network.

• Global accessibility: Anyone with internet access can use decentralized financial services, even in unbanked regions.

However, for dApps to scale, they need cheap, high-performance infrastructure. A popular app with 1M daily users making 10 transactions per day would require 100 transactions per second (tps) — far beyond what most current EVM-compatible blockchains can handle.

Monad addresses this by significantly improving the throughput and efficiency of EVM-compatible networks, while retaining compatibility with existing Ethereum applications, tooling, and cryptography libraries. Its innovations aim to set a new standard for scalable, performant blockchain infrastructure.

🔗 Link: https://docs.monad.xyz/introduction/monad-for-users

🔍 Prompt: How can I deploy an ERC20 token on Monad Testnet and index its transfers with GhostGraph?

Response:

To deploy an ERC20 token on Monad Testnet and track its transfers using GhostGraph, follow these steps:

📦 Prerequisites:

• Node.js v16+

• Git

• Foundry (Ethereum development toolkit)

• Some MONAD testnet tokens for gas fees

• Basic knowledge of Solidity and ERC20 contracts

📌 Project Setup:

1. Clone the starter repository:

Copygit clone https://github.com/chrischang/cat-token-tutorial.git
cd cat-token-tutorial

2. Deploy the ERC20 contract:

   • Use Foundry to test and deploy the contract locally.

   • Then deploy it to Monad Testnet using:

Copyforge create --rpc-url https://testnet-rpc.monad.xyz --private-key YOUR_PRIVATE_KEY src/CatToken.sol:CatToken --constructor-args "CatToken" "CAT"

3. Track Transfers with GhostGraph:

   • Set up a GhostGraph project to index Transfer events from your deployed token contract.

   • Configure the event schema and endpoint to monitor activity in real-time.🔗 Link: https://docs.monad.xyz/introduction/monad-for-users

🔗 Link: https://docs.monad.xyz/guides/indexers/ghost

Discord

Real conversations and solutions come from validators, developers, and the team. Most of the important information is specifically found on Discord. A nice added benefit is that the bot learns in real-time, so it’s not necessary to go into Discord to check the latest news — you can get updates directly from iotaAI.

Examples of queries:

🔍 Prompt: Where can I get MON tokens for Monad Testnet?

Response:

To get MON tokens on Monad Testnet, follow this simple process:

1. Get testnet ETH on the Sepolia testnet (from a faucet like Alchemy or QuickNode).

2. Bridge ETH Sepolia to wWETH on the Monad Bridge.

3. Swap wWETH to MON using Ambient Finance on Monad Testnet.

That’s it — now you’ll have MON testnet tokens for deploying contracts, testing dApps, or sending transactions.

✅ Note: This is for testnet use only. MON is not yet traded on mainnet exchanges.
For up-to-date links and instructions, check the Monad Discord or docs.

🔍 Prompt: How do I check my score?

Response:

To check your score, search for "MonadScore" on X (Twitter) — you’ll find the official leaderboard and updates there.

Alternatively, you can also run your own Monad node to actively participate in the testnet and track your activity locally.

✅ Stay tuned on X and Discord for score updates and node participation stats.

The STAKEME team is focused on building accessible and user-friendly infrastructure tools for the Monad community and developers.

Our work on AI assistants, monitoring dashboards, and developer utilities is designed to make interacting with the Monad network faster, more reliable, and developer-friendly.

We’re excited to be part of the Monad ecosystem and grateful to the Monad core team and community for the open collaboration and opportunity to help shape the future of performant, scalable web3 infrastructure — together.

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