Built for what a block time can't serve.
Four products. One execution layer. None of them can live on a 300 ms slot, and none of them should have to leave Monad to exist.
Onchain games
Real-time movement, combat and physics with authoritative state, settled to Monad at round end.
High-frequency DeFi
Central limit orderbooks and continuous auctions at exchange-grade latency, without leaving the chain.
Agent swarms
Thousands of autonomous agents negotiating in one session, committing only the outcome.
Realtime social
Presence, reactions and live coordination that feel like web2 but stay verifiable end to end.
A website is fast and dishonest. Monad is honest and late. Interlude is both.
How fast is a click?
A WEBSITEInstant
MONAD ALONEYou wait for the next block
INTERLUDEInstant
Can the company quietly change what happened?
A WEBSITEYes. You cannot prove it.
MONAD ALONENo
INTERLUDENo
If they turn the servers off?
A WEBSITEYour progress is gone
MONAD ALONEIt stays on Monad
INTERLUDEIt stays on Monad
Does the write wait for a block?
A WEBSITENo
MONAD ALONEYes
INTERLUDENo. Monad has it after.
Same four steps for every market.
Delegate the hot slots. Users sign once. The engine runs the loop. Diffs settle back. When you are done, undelegate and the lock lifts.
The public demo picks the nearest floor for you. Your own app sits where you shipped it. See Nearest floor and the docs.