Alloca has officially launched on the Monad network, introducing what they're calling Internet Capital Markets. The protocol is positioning itself as a permissionless infrastructure for fundraising and trading, with a unique twist—it's built to support both cultural movements and serious capital deployment.

What makes this interesting? The platform doesn't discriminate between asset types. Whether you're launching a meme coin or building a complex DeFi protocol, Alloca provides the same toolset. Anyone can initiate a launch, participate in trading, or invest without traditional gatekeepers standing in the way.

Monad's high-performance architecture seems like a strategic choice here, especially if Alloca plans to handle high-frequency trading activity alongside fundraising campaigns. The permissionless angle could attract teams looking for faster go-to-market options compared to traditional launchpads.