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As of 2026-04-19 11:31, Honeywell (HON) is priced at $233,65, with a total market cap of $148,46B, a P/E ratio of 26,36, and a dividend yield of %1,95. Today, the stock price fluctuated between $229,98 and $236,46. The current price is %1,59 above the day's low and %1,18 below the day's high, with a trading volume of 4,05M. Over the past 52 weeks, HON has traded between $186,76 to $248,30, and the current price is -%5,90 away from the 52-week high.
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Monad Co-Founder Suggests Dynamic Caps on Collateral Deposits to Mitigate Hacking Risks
Gate News message, April 19 — Keone Hon, co-founder of Monad, recommends that pooled lending protocols implement rate limits on collateral asset supply increases rather than opening supply to maximum capacity immediately. For example, when current supply is 100 million and the cap is 300 million, the protocol should only allow supply to increase to 110 million within the next 10 minutes. This approach would limit the exit paths available during hacking attacks, particularly those exploiting unlimited minting vulnerabilities. Hon argues that lending protocols are typically the largest exit channels for assets, and implementing "smart caps" that start slightly above current supply and gradually adjust toward the true cap over hours could significantly improve risk control. He notes this measure could have prevented rsETH depositors from suffering approximately $200 million in losses today.
2026-04-07 06:03Monad co-founders urge DeFi protocols to use dedicated computers to manage multi-signature wallets
Gate News message, April 7, Monad co-founder Keone Hon posted a call urging DeFi protocols to immediately use dedicated signature computers for multi-signature wallet operations, and stop using everyday computers. Keone Hon pointed out that everyday computers are highly susceptible to compromise; once they are controlled, even if connected to a hardware wallet, the signing process can still be maliciously altered, posing serious security risks. In addition, the Monad Foundation may introduce incentive mechanisms in the future to encourage the team to adopt this security solution.
2026-04-03 12:02Monad co-founders release a protocol security self-checklist, covering multi-signature mechanisms and permission management: 10 key points
Gate News update, April 3, Monad co-founder Keone Hon published an protocol security self-checklist on the X platform, covering core issues such as admin privileges, fund security, and multi-signature mechanisms. It includes 10 key points: 1、clearly define administrator functions that could lead to loss of funds; 2、set time locks for relevant operations; 3、establish a real-time monitoring mechanism; 4、issue timely warnings when administrator functions are called; 5、map all privileged accounts and adopt a multi-signature (k-of-n) structure; 6、define signature threshold parameters; 7、multi-signature signers should use independent cold devices for signing operations and follow best practices (such as independently validating the transaction hash); 8、apply rate limits to withdrawals, and avoid having the same multi-signature control them; 9、ensure employee devices have malicious software detection and management capabilities; 10、predefine an extreme scenario in which multi-signature signers are compromised, reverse-engineer potential attack paths from the attacker’s perspective, and optimize system design to increase the cost and complexity of attacks.
2026-03-19 02:02Monad mainnet will undergo a hard fork upgrade to version MONAD_NINE today at 22:30.
Gate News: On March 19, Monad co-founder Keone Hon tweeted that the Monad mainnet will undergo a hard fork today at 22:30 Beijing time, upgrading to version MONAD_NINE. This upgrade introduces three improvement proposals: MIP-3, MIP-4, and MIP-5. Before the hard fork, node operators must upgrade to at least version v0.13.0.
2026-02-26 03:38Monad Co-founder: The conspiracy theory that Jane Street is suppressing Bitcoin below $150,000 is unfounded
Odaily Planet Daily reports that Monad co-founder Keone Hon stated on the X platform that the conspiracy theory claiming Jane Street is suppressing Bitcoin below $150,000 is unfounded. Using long futures to hedge short IBIT positions means that, on average, other parties will ultimately hold short futures positions, which they must hedge with long spot positions. The total of all positions in the market (converted to delta value) always equals the total supply of Bitcoin (about 20 million coins). Of course, any party can choose to short alone, thereby increasing long positions. This is the case in all perpetual contract markets, but it has nothing to do with IBIT or APs.
