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Shuyao KongProfile· Neutral@0xvelvetdaisiesOn Ethos
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30 reviews, 83% of them positive.83% positive · 30 reviews· Influence factor 1, above 0% of accountsThe record
From 16 activities · Jul 2026A Web3 builder and founder of Anagram, Genesis Labs, and Beat Bots known for warmth, sharp crypto insights, and active community presence in Eclipse—particularly valued for investment research, technical knowledge of Hyperliquid and LPs, and consistent support of others. Some dismiss their work as hype-driven crypto jargon, and one review flagged as potentially AI-generated and out of context.
What people say
Received · 30Given · 123“Base Layer Believer”Alexander is one of the loudest, clearest voices championing the @base ecosystem—and he’s not just talking, he’s tracking volume, fees, and fundamentals like a hawk. Whether it’s Aerodrome, cbASSETs, or Zora-native content, he’s got receipts and real-time takes. His posts blend data, narrative, and vibes. You’ll find steak-and-red-wine metaphors next to TVL charts, and Coinbase earnings calls quoted like war declarations. It’s conviction content with a touch of degen poetry. If you’re building or trading on Base, this is a feed worth watching.
on alexander · 1641· 1y ago3
on alexander · 1641· 1y ago3“Crypto’s Sharpest Pen”Laura isn’t just reporting on crypto—she’s documenting its history as it unfolds. From her deep-dive investigations to the Unchained podcast, Laura brings clarity, skepticism, and storytelling to a space that desperately needs all three. Her work doesn’t chase hype—it challenges it. What makes her stand out is the depth. Whether she’s unpacking Ethereum’s early drama in The Cryptopians or spotlighting the latest DAO governance twist, Laura’s content feels like it’s written for people who care about the why, not just the what. She’s one of the few voices who can bridge crypto’s technical chaos with real-world relevance. If you’re into thoughtful analysis, long-form journalism, or just want to follow someone who’s been in the trenches since before it was cool, Laura’s feed is essential.
on Laura Shin · 1892· 1y ago5
on Laura Shin · 1892· 1y ago5“Longdotxyz—Still Waiting for the “Why””First impression of LONG()? Confusing. The page feels like it’s trying to be mysterious or edgy, but ends up just being vague. There’s little context, no clear explanation of what they’re building, and not much to engage with beyond cryptic posts and aesthetics. In a space where clarity and community matter, it’s hard to get excited about a project that doesn’t seem interested in explaining itself. Maybe there’s something interesting under the surface—but from the outside, it’s all style, no signal.
on LONG() · 1236· 1y ago · negative7
on LONG() · 1236· 1y ago · negative7“Pure CT shit-talker”Flood frequently engages with topics like high-frequency trading, exchange mechanics, and asset pricing—often through Twitter Spaces and short-form posts. There’s a consistent emphasis on Hyperliquid and related ecosystem developments, with bullish shit talk. He's direct and market-aware, appealing to traders, builders, and those interested in the intersection of performance, liquidity, and crypto product design.
on Flood · 1793· 1y ago · neutral5
on Flood · 1793· 1y ago · neutral5“Signal, Strategy, and Staying Power”Jason Yanowitz isn’t just co-founder of Blockworks—he’s one of the few voices in crypto who consistently blends macro clarity with onchain conviction. Whether he’s breaking down ETF flows, sharing CEX dashboard updates, or riffing on public crypto vehicles, his posts feel like real-time strategy notes from someone who’s seen the cycles and still believes. What makes him stand out is the balance. He’s not just a media exec or investor—he’s a builder who shares transparently, even when things go sideways (like his phishing hack post). From Permissionless event curation to sharp takes on token design, Jason’s feed is a mix of industry pulse and personal grit. If you’re into crypto infrastructure, macro narratives, or just want to follow someone who’s shaping the space while documenting it, Jason’s timeline is worth keeping close.
on Yano 🟪 · 1730· 1y ago3
on Yano 🟪 · 1730· 1y ago3“EigenLayer Is Quietly Rewriting Ethereum’s Security Model”I’ve been following EigenLayer for a while now, and it’s wild how much ground they’ve covered. Their X page is a steady stream of real progress—launches, integrations, and protocol upgrades that actually matter. What stands out most is how they’re turning Ethereum’s security into a shared resource through restaking. It’s not just a clever idea—it’s becoming infrastructure. From slashing mechanics to AVS tooling, they’re building with serious intent. And they’re not just talking about decentralization—they’re enabling it at scale. If you care about Ethereum’s future or the next wave of verifiable services, EigenLayer is one of those projects that’s quietly becoming foundational.
on EigenCloud · 1751· 1y ago3
on EigenCloud · 1751· 1y ago3“Macro Mind, Onchain Moves”Jeff isn’t just tweeting—he’s mapping the future of crypto through the lens of global finance. From tariff wars to ETF volatility smiles, Jeff blends deep macro insight with crypto-native conviction. His threads read like mini masterclasses, packed with historical context, asymmetric trade setups, and spicy takes that actually hold up. What makes him stand out is the synthesis. He’s not just a Bitwise exec or a former Morgan Stanley brain—he’s a storyteller who can connect Bretton Woods to Bitcoin yield curves without losing the plot. Whether it’s Radical Portfolio Theory™ or unpacking the Triffin dilemma, his feed is where TradFi meets onchain IQ. If you’re into macro frameworks, volatility trades, or just want to follow someone who sees the chessboard five moves ahead, Jeff is essential.
on Jeff Park · 1748· 1y ago7
on Jeff Park · 1748· 1y ago7“A Steady Voice in Web3 Art & Culture”Roger Dickerman brings a rare mix of consistency, curation, and community to the Web3 space. As the founder of Artifex Project and a long time collector and strategist, his posts reflect someone who genuinely cares about the intersection of art, utility, and storytelling. What stands out is his long-term mindset. He doesn’t chase hype—he builds relationships, highlights creators, and shares thoughtful reflections on where the space is headed. Whether it’s through his podcast, project updates, or just daily posts, Roger’s feed is a calm, grounded presence in a fast-moving world. If you’re into digital art, NFTs, or just want to follow someone who’s in it for the right reasons, Roger’s a must-follow.
on RD · 1615· 1y ago3
on RD · 1615· 1y ago3“Pivotal Eclipse & Anagram Community Member”Andy is an individual who doesn't sway from listening to other people's opinion unless persuaded through credible means. A true OG in the web3 space, I've known him during his time in Eclipse. He was selfless in sharing knowledge, strategies and unique perspectives that makes him a powerhouse in his own right. Andy truly has my respect and I look forward to exchanging knowledge and conversation frequently.
on Andy · 1316· 1y ago3
on Andy · 1316· 1y ago3“Where UX Meets Interchain Liquidity”Osmosis isn’t just another DEX—it’s the beating heart of Cosmos DeFi. The interface is clean, the IBC integrations are seamless, and the vibe is all about making cross-chain trading feel like second nature. You don’t need to be a power user to get started, and that’s a big win. What really stands out is the consistency. Osmosis keeps shipping—whether it’s new assets, governance upgrades, or integrations with modular ecosystems like Celestia. It’s not just a liquidity hub; it’s becoming the interchain app store. And the community? Active, vocal, and genuinely invested. If you’re exploring Cosmos or just want a DEX that feels like it was built for humans, Osmosis is worth your attention.
on Osmosis 🧪 · 1622· 1y ago3
on Osmosis 🧪 · 1622· 1y ago3“Stability at Scale”Say what you will about the drama in crypto—Tether just keeps moving money. No fluff, no noise, just stablecoins powering everything from retail wallets to institutional flows. It’s easy to overlook USDT because it’s everywhere, but that’s kind of the point. They’re not trying to win Twitter—just keep the lights on. What I respect is the consistency. While other projects chase hype cycles, Tether keeps integrating new chains, pushing transparency updates, and quietly expanding into markets where access to dollars actually changes lives. It’s not glamorous, but it’s real. And in this space, that kind of reliability is underrated. If you're in DeFi, remittance, or just want to understand how crypto liquidity really moves, Tether’s feed is worth keeping in view.
on Tether · 1794· 1y ago2
on Tether · 1794· 1y ago2“Fetch, AI masterclass”I’ve been following Fetch for a while now—they’ve really made a name for themselves in the Crypto AI space. Their recent move to team up with other AI projects and form the ASI alliance feels like a smart way to grow stronger together. It’s been exciting watching their journey, and I’m genuinely curious to see what they’ll bring to the table next. What I really appreciate is how they’re not just chasing hype—they seem focused on building real, long-term value in the space. With AI and blockchain evolving so quickly, it’s refreshing to see a project that’s thinking ahead and collaborating instead of competing. If they keep this momentum, I think Fetch could play a major role in shaping the future of decentralized AI.
on Fetch.ai · 1577· 1y ago1
on Fetch.ai · 1577· 1y ago1