Menese Protocol opens limited on-chain sale ahead of exchange listings

Menese Protocol is offering a limited on-chain token sale ahead of planned exchange listings, while promoting a system designed to automate activity across decentralised finance platforms.

The protocol says its infrastructure enables agentic execution across DeFi venues, allowing automated strategies to operate continuously while remaining non-custodial and on-chain.

According to Menese, users can compose strategies for DeFi venues operating on networks including Solana and Sui, with those strategies then executed automatically. The approach is aimed at users who want to automate parts of their DeFi activity without handing custody of their assets to a third party.

The project describes its system as supporting 24/7 execution, meaning automated strategies can continue operating without requiring users to manually initiate each transaction. The protocol’s non-custodial model is intended to keep users in control of their assets rather than transferring them to a centralised operator.

Menese is currently directing users to an on-chain sale hosted through the Internet Computer’s Network Nervous System platform. The project says the sale is limited and is taking place before exchange listings.

The announcement does not provide details on the timing, exchanges involved, pricing or the allocation available through the sale. Potential participants should review the sale terms, token details and associated risks before committing funds, particularly given the volatility and technical risks associated with DeFi and newly issued tokens.

The project is positioning automated, on-chain execution as a way to make multi-step DeFi strategies easier to run across different blockchain ecosystems. Whether the technology can achieve its stated level of automation and adoption will depend on its implementation, security and use by DeFi participants.