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# Trading NB/USDC on Monday Trade (Monad)

This section is for users who want to trade NB in the Monad ecosystem through the NB/USDC market highlighted by Monday Trade:\
<https://monday.trade/post/nb-usdc-with-nubila-on-monday-trade>

### 1) Before you trade: checklist

#### Wallet + network

* Connect an EVM wallet
* Switch network to Monad Mainnet (Chain ID 143)

#### Gas

* Hold MON for gas (even if you trade using USDC)

#### Assets

* To buy NB: you need USDC
* To sell NB: you need NB (as recognized by the NB/USDC market)

#### Token safety note

If you cannot find a public **$NB** contract address on Monad, please note that the official contract address is:

**$NB (Monad): 0x7d37a97bf234A5d194d965EdB2B3a01C5fb27126**

For safety reasons:

* Do not import random contracts from chats or unofficial sources
* Trade only via the official **NB/USDC** market inside **Monday Trade**
* If the UI provides token or pool details, rely on those references rather than third-party links

### 2) Open NB/USDC and choose a fee tier

Inside Monday Trade:

1. Search and open NB/USDC
2. Choose the fee tier shown in the UI (example commonly shown: 0.03%)
3. Continue to trade or provide liquidity

What a “fee tier” means:

* It’s the pool’s swap fee rate
* Different fee tiers can exist for the same pair
* If you’re unsure, pick the one with the most liquidity / most active volume (usually obvious in the UI)

### 3) How to trade NB/USDC (Market order)

Use Market orders when you want immediate execution.

Step-by-step:

1. Open Monday Trade
2. Connect wallet
3. Confirm you are on Monad Mainnet
4. Search and select NB/USDC
5. Choose Buy (USDC → NB) or Sell (NB → USDC)
6. Select Market
7. Set slippage tolerance if needed (optional)
8. Enter amount
9. If first time, approve the “from” token (USDC or NB)
10. Confirm the trade and approve in wallet
11. Confirm balances updated

Tips:

* Start with a small test trade
* If trade fails, top up MON or increase slippage slightly

### 4) How to trade NB/USDC (Limit order)

Use Limit orders when you want a specific price.

Step-by-step:

1. Open NB/USDC
2. Choose Buy or Sell
3. Select Limit
4. Enter target price and amount
5. Approve token if needed (first time)
6. Confirm the order in your wallet
7. Monitor Open Orders
8. After the order fills, check if the UI requires a Claim step (some trading UIs do)

Tips:

* Limit orders may not fill if price doesn’t reach your target
* If filled but balance doesn’t change, check Open Orders and Claim

### 5) How to provide liquidity to NB/USDC (LP)

Liquidity provision can earn fees and points, but includes impermanent loss and price-range risk.

Before adding liquidity:

* you need both NB and USDC
* you need MON for gas
* you should understand in-range vs out-of-range behavior

Step-by-step:

1. Open NB/USDC
2. Open Liquidity panel
3. Choose fee tier (if prompted)
4. Set your price range
5. Enter deposit amounts
6. Approve tokens (first time)
7. Add liquidity and approve in wallet
8. Your LP position should appear under Liquidity

Managing your position:

* monitor whether it is in-range
* claim fees if available
* add/remove liquidity as needed

### 6) FAQ (Trading)

#### I can’t find the NB contract address on Monad. Can I still trade?

Yes. Use the official NB/USDC market in Monday Trade and avoid importing random token contracts from chat.

#### My trade failed

Common reasons:

* not enough MON for gas
* slippage too low
* wrong network selected
* token approval not completed

#### I don’t see my tokens after swapping

* confirm the trade succeeded in Monday Trade
* check balances again after a minute
* ensure you are on Monad network in the wallet


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