PANews reported on July 26 that Monad co-founder Keone Hon responded after Phantom said it would remove support for Monad and another network. Hon said the move was part of Phantom’s effort to stay focused on its core business, but described it as a step backward for Monad. He argued that Phantom differs from most other wallets because users cannot add networks on their own, and said time would show which approach works better for the Ethereum Virtual Machine, or EVM. Hon also wished the Phantom team well and said he respected the team’s capabilities. In the same post, he suggested that Phantom users consider switching to other wallets focused on improving the EVM experience, naming MetaMask, Backpack, Rabby, Rainbow, InfinEx, and Ambire.
PANews reported on July 26 that Monad co-founder Keone Hon responded to Phantom’s decision to remove support for Monad and another network.
Hon said Phantom made the move to stay focused on its core business, but called it a step backward for Monad.
In his post, he wrote: "What makes Phantom different from most other wallets is that users cannot add networks themselves. Time will show which strategy is better for the EVM. Wishing the team all the best, and I respect their capabilities."
He also suggested that Phantom users switch to other wallets focused on improving the EVM experience, including MetaMask, Backpack, Rabby, Rainbow, InfinEx, and Ambire.
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