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65 reviews, 92% of them positive.92% positive · 65 reviews· Influence factor 2, above 0% of accountsThe record
From 65 activities · Jul 2026Bonson is a dedicated Web3 builder and community pillar, particularly active in Irys, known for sharp protocol insights, breaking down complex concepts clearly, and consistent early signal on narratives without hype. A skilled yapper on Kaito and leaderboards, he brings genuine support and thoughtfulness to everyone around him—whether hosting community events, mentoring newcomers, or sharing alpha on emerging projects. However, several reviews flag concerns about AI-generated content in his recent contributions, with critics noting formulaic responses lacking personal insight and effort.
What people say
Received · 65Given · 55“a quiet presence that keeps things steady”luzzy isn’t loud, but he’s always around when it matters. you’ll catch him in recaps or privacy talks, just supporting, reacting, and keeping things moving. nothing forced. just simple takes, real support, and a way of connecting people without making it a big deal.
on Luzzy · 1316· 9mo ago10
on Luzzy · 1316· 9mo ago10“Always around in Seismic, no need to be loud to be felt”I first noticed Milfara just from being around Seismic a lot. Not in a standout way, more like you keep seeing him in different places. Posting art, joining events, replying to people, keeping things positive without trying to push it. After a while you realize it’s just how he is. No extra effort to look active, no chasing attention. Just steady, always there, always supportive in his own way. If you spend enough time in the space, you’ll notice people like him matter more than they seem at first.
on milfara · 1315· 10mo ago10
on milfara · 1315· 10mo ago10“Clarity stands out before anything else”I first ran into citter from one of his lists and it didn’t take long to notice how he puts things together. No extra fluff, just straight picks and thoughts that feel like they come from actually paying attention. We ended up crossing paths a bit after that, and nothing felt off from that first impression. Been seeing his posts here and there since, and it holds up. Sometimes it’s early projects, sometimes AI art, sometimes PFP work for Indo communities. Different formats, same feel, there’s always some care behind it. Not many people keep that level of consistency without turning it into a show. I respect that, hope he keeps going like this.
on C · 1383· 11mo ago10
on C · 1383· 11mo ago10“Crypto talk that doesn’t feel like crypto talk”I met B0GENS from a random post, half joking about Depok heat, half talking about microchains. Didn’t even register at first, but it stuck. We crossed paths again a few times after that and it was the same tone every time. Since then I just see him around doing his thing. Jumps into convos, keeps it flowing, drops takes that are actually easy to get without making it sound complicated. It’s a small thing, but people like that make timelines feel less stiff.
on koalarajin · 1319· 11mo ago10
on koalarajin · 1319· 11mo ago10“Meet Zimy, the Poet of DeFi”First time I came across Zimy was through his thread on Spice Flow, and right away it stood out. Deep, technical, yet oddly personal. He’s the kind of creator who makes complex things like multi-chain integrations or Linera’s microchains feel human, weaving in reflections about growth, regret, and life in crypto. Honestly, it’s that blend of insight and emotion that sets him apart. You don’t just learn from his posts, you feel them. Thoughtful, grounded, and quietly creative, that’s why I think of Zimy as the poet who turns DeFi into a story worth reading.
on Zimy · 1289· 11mo ago10
on Zimy · 1289· 11mo ago10“Meet Zora, the Visual Builder Who Keeps It Real”The first time I saw zora’s work was their breakdown on RialoHQ, and right away it caught my attention. Zora isn’t the kind of person who just joins every hype; they actually take time to explain what’s happening onchain in a way that feels natural and easy to follow. The visuals are clean, the points make sense, and there’s always a bit of personality in how they say things. What I like most is how Zora keeps things honest. They talk about airdrops and Base projects, but also question trends that feel off, like the whole selfie-driven culture. It’s not about chasing engagement for them, it’s about keeping the space real. If you’ve been around Indonesian Web3 circles, you’ve probably seen their name pop up in Irys or Base threads. Zora’s that kind of builder who shows up, shares ideas, and makes the timeline worth scrolling again.
on zkzora · 1297· 12mo ago10
on zkzora · 1297· 12mo ago10“the quiet one who just keeps showing up”thiopik isn’t loud, but you’ll see him around. mostly in replies, dropping short support across fairblock, canopy, and anything privacy-related. no big threads, just there when real conversations happen. what stands out is the art. small drawings, mushroom characters, simple visuals tied to what he’s into. feels personal, like he’s just building and enjoying it. nothing flashy, just consistent. you notice it after a while.
on Thiopik ( ✱,✱ ) · 1246· 10mo ago9
on Thiopik ( ✱,✱ ) · 1246· 10mo ago9“Meet Killwan, the Artist Who Keeps the Chain Alive”First time I came across Killwan was in the Datapunk corner of Irys and SoundnessLabs. He wasn’t just posting, he was creating. Hand-drawn Irys stickers, doodles of Sprite and Iryna, little sketches that somehow captured the whole spirit of permanent data and ZK verification better than any whitepaper could. What stood out wasn’t just the art, but the energy behind it. Every post, every “hirys” reply, felt like a heartbeat in the community, steady, warm, and genuine. Killwan doesn’t chase clout, he builds atmosphere. He’s the one reminding everyone why we showed up in the first place, to make this tech human again.
on Killwan · 1265· 11mo ago9
on Killwan · 1265· 11mo ago9“Meet Gero, the Builder Who Sees the Future”First time I came across Gero was during an Irys karaoke co-host, and right away it was clear he had that rare mix of curiosity and conviction. He’s the type who doesn’t just talk Web3, he dissects it, connects the dots between AI, ZK, and DeFi, and still finds time to lift up other builders in the space. Honestly, people like Gero keep the ecosystem grounded and forward looking at the same time. Always sharp, always constructive, never chasing hype, just building the future where creators don’t just post, they own.
on GeronimoXBT · 1322· 12mo ago9
on GeronimoXBT · 1322· 12mo ago9“Meet Pansky, the Datachain Diplomat”First time I came across Pansky was in the Irys spaces. Calm tone, sharp insights, and a steady presence that always adds value. He’s the kind of builder who connects dots across ecosystems, from Sui DeFi to Sentient AI, turning every interaction into something meaningful. He doesn’t chase hype; he builds rhythm. Whether it’s motivating others, bridging Korean Web3 scenes, or supporting community initiatives, Pansky keeps things moving with quiet consistency. That’s why people call him Shihan. It’s not just a title, it’s earned through presence, patience, and purpose.
on Pansky · 1303· 12mo ago9
on Pansky · 1303· 12mo ago9“Almo, the Datapunk Archivist”Almo is a vibrant force on the timeline, championing @irys_xyz with relentless energy and a community-first spirit. Behind the playful memes and “stay hirys (✧ᴗ✧)” vibes lies a clear mission: preserving truth, memories, and culture through permanent, verifiable onchain data. Patterns over promises, proof over pitch. Not just a hype voice but a dedicated advocate who connects projects like $MVRK and Lumiterra to the broader narrative of decentralized permanence. A datapunk archivist shaping how Web3 remembers itself.
on almo · 1299· 1y ago9
on almo · 1299· 1y ago9“Meet Lixsss, the Web3 Demystifier Who Keeps It Real”First time I came across Lixsss was through their breakdowns on AI and blockchain, and it instantly clicked that this person actually gets it. While most people make Web3 sound like rocket science, Lixsss has a way of turning chaos into clarity. Their posts cut through noise, whether it’s explaining SentientAGI’s ROMA systems or spotlighting under-the-radar Solana projects like Bitdealer. What stands out most is how grounded they are. Lixsss doesn’t chase hype, they build understanding. Always replying, always engaging, always keeping the vibes positive, that kind of consistency builds trust. In a space full of noise, Lixsss is that calm, knowledgeable voice reminding everyone why we’re here: to learn, build, and keep the chain moving.
on lixsss · 1309· 1y ago8
on lixsss · 1309· 1y ago8