Saul Goodman

53 reviews, 100% of them positive.100% positive · 53 reviews· Influence factor 0, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 53 activities · Jun 2026

A Web3 researcher and analyst known for cutting through hype with grounded, well-researched insights on DeFi, zero-knowledge protocols, and emerging projects like Sentient, Wallchain, and AI x Web3 initiatives. Consistently delivers clear breakdowns of complex blockchain mechanics and protocol behavior without chasing trends, demonstrating resilience by bouncing back after losing a previous account. Valued for reading documentation thoroughly, explaining technical concepts accessibly, and contributing thoughtfully to communities around Forte, Zama, Base, and Monad—preferring quiet, steady impact over attention-seeking.

What people say

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“Akan is basically a brain-calculator kek”akan and I first crossed paths in a tweet thread where everyone was guessing token performance. he joined in with real numbers on volatility, liquidity, slippage and nobody else was doing that kind of legwork. that’s when I bookmarked him. later, I saw him actually backing those numbers with on-chain data and risk scenarios. that sort of honest, rigorous perspective is rare imo. if you want someone in your feed who’s doing more than hype, he’s one of those you’ll want to watch.

on akan.eth · 1328· 1y ago12

“low profile gem hunter”leila just joined Ethos, but i’ve known her since the last cycle she’s always been that OG meme hunter who stayed under the radar, quietly finding gems. she may’ve been low profile, but she had eyes everywhere spotting early drops, crafting memes that spread, and contributing to alpha threads without needing the spotlight. now that she’s in Ethos, i’m looking forward to seeing more of what she’s been doing behind the scenes finally surface.

on 🫎leylafourouhi5 🫎 · 1298· 1y ago12

“smart guy who's always willing to help”actually met samor during a random poker game in a project’s discord we ended up talking more about strategies for staking than the game itself. it was one of those casual moments that turned into a good connection. since then, i’ve seen how sharp he is with spotting opportunities early and how naturally he shares useful insights with the people around him. he’s got that mix of relaxed attitude and solid knowledge that makes every conversation worth listening to.

on solaris · 1226· 1y ago12

“Moon's not your average researcher”i first noticed moon in a Twitter space about DEX aggregators. she came in with a question about price slippage under heavy load that made people rethink how they judged those on-chain stats and since then, her threads have shown she’s sharp and accurate with numbers. she’s pointed out liquidity gaps others missed and questioned fee mechanics with precision. watching her evolve from questions to insight has been solid. if you want someone who helps elevate alpha with clarity, moon’s voice is one to follow.

on moon base.eth · 1274· 1y ago12

“low-key alpha hunter”i first got to know mohamad in a small discord channel where we were quietly sharing early plays. one of his tips turned into one of the most profitable calls i made that month. since then, i’ve watched how he spots opportunities early and breaks them down without overhyping. he’s low-key, but the kind of person you’re glad to have in a chat because his insights actually turn into wins.

on Cruella · 1295· 1y ago12

“Agila is the one to keep on your radar”i’ve noticed Agila in our Discord and Telegram spaces she’s pulled in as someone who really pays attention. she doesn’t just react, she reads first, thinks, then shares something worth having in the thread.her posts feel useful, like when someone saved you time by giving you the highlight, not the whole scroll. if you value people who actually move the convo forward instead of just duplicating nonsenses other say, Agila is someone to have in your circle.

on agila.base.eth(✸,✸)(Ø,G)Reddio · 1251· 1y ago12

“Niloufar the creative soul”Niloufar brings a quiet curiosity to everything she touches. even without flashy words or attention grabbing headlines, there’s a sincerity in how she shows up thoughtful, kind, and always rooted in kind care for what she shares. whether it’s up lifting someone else's project or simply being a calming presence in the feed, she adds warmth without ever demanding the spotlight. it feels like catching a kindhearted conversation pace amid the noise. if you ever get the chance to scroll through her posts or interact, you’ll see niloufar isn’t just part of the space she makes it feel more human.

on noulifar · 1300· 1y ago12

“new face but def experienced”esme’s one of those people whose takes catch your eye because they’re clear, useful, and timed right. i first noticed her in a twitter community about bridging liquidity, where she asked a smart follow-up point nobody else had brought up. it made the speaker pause, and i made a note of her name. since then, she’s dropped alpha under project threads that helped others avoid mistakes like pointing out gas inefficiencies in a contract setup before people locked funds in. she seems to dig into the tricky stuff rather than skim headlines, and that’s what makes her contributions actually helpful. if you want someone in your feed who improves your understanding, she’s solid.

on *esmeralda*base.eth · 1226· 1y ago11

“he's a real player”i spotted houshmand in an X space where people were debating AI agent ethics. he made a point about user data ownership that wasn’t flashy but cut deeper than most properly thought out, technical without being complicated. later, i saw him stepping in under threads where people were getting confused by smart contract fees he shared a link, explained cost implications, helped others see trade-offs. that kind of contribution isn’t always visible, but it’s the kind that actually helps. reliable, engaged, and thoughtful.

on hou.wo🇩🇪 · 1227· 1y ago11

“Aylar's a kind heart with sharp eyes”i first noticed aylar in our tg group when she shared a clean breakdown of a testnet task that most of us were struggling with. she laid it out step by step and honestly saved me a lot of time. later, i saw her post on x about the same project, and it clicked, she’s not just watching from the sidelines, she’s actually putting in the work and helping others get through it too. that’s what made her stand out to me.

on MORGAN.eth · 1264· 1y ago11

“He knows how to play”i first crossed paths with Abolfazl in a telegram group he jumped into a convo about bridging hotspots and quickly broke down some of the risks people were overlooking. what he does well is noticing details in protocol updates, especially around cross-chain mechanics and emerging tools. when others are posting hype, he’s usually posting research pointing out inefficiencies, sharing what the docs say vs what people assume, things like that. his presence brings a little more clarity to conversations, and that kind of perspective is something i appreciate in the space.

on Abolfazl .fuel · 1256· 1y ago11

“good asset to have on your feed”i’ve noticed sequoia in our TG chats she’s one of the more grounded voices. she doesn’t seek the stage, but when she speaks, it’s because she’s chipped away at the idea and wants to share something useful. her posts often point out what others are glossing over: protocol updates, doc changes, or subtle shifts in projects that are just starting to move. imo sequoia’s presence adds real value to the space.

on Pani · 1272· 1y ago11

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