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# Presale stages

Mono Protocol's presale features an innovative 100-batch progressive pricing structure designed to reward early supporters while ensuring fair distribution and sustainable growth.

**Batch Structure Overview:**

* **Total Batches**: 100 progressive pricing batches
* **Tokens per Batch**: 5,000,000 MONO
* **Price Range**: $0.01 - $0.505 per MONO
* **Total Presale Supply**: 500,000,000 MONO tokens

**Detailed Batch Progression:**

**Early Discovery Phase (Batches 1-20)**

* **Price Range**: $0.01 - $0.105 per MONO
* **Total Raise**: $1,125,000
* **Focus**: Community building and early adopter rewards

**Growth Phase (Batches 21-50)**

* **Price Range**: $0.11 - $0.255 per MONO
* **Total Raise**: $9,125,000
* **Focus**: Protocol development and strategic partnerships

**Expansion Phase (Batches 51-80)**

* **Price Range**: $0.26 - $0.405 per MONO
* **Total Raise**: $16,625,000
* **Focus**: Ecosystem development and market preparation

**Final Phase (Batches 81-100)**

* **Price Range**: $0.41 - $0.505 per MONO
* **Total Raise**: $22,875,000
* **Focus**: Launch preparation and final opportunity


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