Sota (MON to $1)

37 reviews, 95% of them positive.95% positive · 37 reviews· Influence factor 2, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 37 activities · Apr 2026

Sota is a core Monad OG and artist who has been instrumental in building Monad Thailand's community—organizing meetups that brought together 500+ people, supporting projects like RareBetSports, and maintaining active engagement on Discord. Known for creative contributions including face painting, cosplay, and artwork for Moncock, he combines artistic talent with genuine community care, consistently sharing knowledge, offering advice, and supporting friends both in Web3 and beyond. His presence is marked by infectious energy, humor, reliability, and a reputation as a recognizable figure across the broader Web3 space.

What people say

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“The best of all chain”I'm incredibly bullish on Monad for so many compelling reasons—performance, decentralization, innovative tech, strong vision, and most importantly, its unmatched community. Monad isn’t just building a high-performance L1; they’re setting a new standard for how deeply a project can engage and empower its community. In an industry full of hype and empty promises, Monad stands out by consistently delivering on what matters. The team's transparency, relentless commitment to pushing boundaries, and openness to feedback are rare—even among top-tier projects. Every technical decision feels deliberate, every move grounded in long-term impact. But what makes Monad truly different is the way it listens. The core team doesn’t just build for users—they build with the community. From in-depth dev calls to genuinely fun and engaging events, Monad has fostered a space where builders, creators, and contributors can thrive and feel heard. I’ve never seen a project blend performance and culture this well. If I had to score it, I’d give Monad 100.100—not as a meme, but as an honest reflection of how far ahead they are.

on Monad · 1901· 1y ago11

“Consistent Web3 Creator and Node-Running Guide”p3ddr0x1 is a skilled content creator best known for detailed tutorials on projects like Bless Network, including step-by-step guides for running nodes on a Raspberry Pi complete with clear photos and videos. His content is both engaging and steady, earning him a spot in the Top 100 Leaderboards on Yapper. Whether you’re exploring node setups or looking for reliable, hands-on Web3 instructions, p3ddr0x1 delivers practical knowledge that’s easy to follow and consistently high in quality.

on p3ddr0 ☕ FIRE · 1284· 1y ago7

“From Hype to Hard Lessons – Movement’s Fall”Movement once generated serious hype, but the project’s own decisions undermined that excitement. Lack of transparency from the founder and the surprise move to lock stakers’ allocations for over half a year broke trust with early supporters. Today, community backing has largely disappeared. While the current team is making an effort to rebuild, regaining credibility after such a breach is a steep uphill climb. Movement stands as a reminder that strong tech can’t survive long without clear communication and respect for its users.

on Movement · 720· 1y ago · negative7

“Strong Technology Undone by Poor Token Launch”Starknet delivers impressive tech high throughput, low fees, and advanced zk-rollup architecture, but the project stumbled badly on its token generation event. The TGE required a minimum ETH balance to qualify, ignoring users who actively used the network but held value in stablecoins or other assets. This decision, combined with dismissive remarks from the CEO, left many genuine supporters feeling excluded and undervalued. Despite the solid engineering, the unfair distribution and tone-deaf communication have damaged trust, making it hard for the community to stay enthusiastic about Starknet’s future.

on Starknet · 445· 1y ago · negative9

“Promising Testnet dApp Showcasing Monad’s Potential”Testing aPriori on Monad has been a smooth and surprisingly fun experience. The interface is clean, transactions confirm almost instantly, and gas fees are negligible, which really highlights Monad’s speed and efficiency. What makes aPriori interesting is how it combines simple user flows with on-chain mechanics that feel ready for real adoption. Even on testnet it’s easy to navigate and clearly built with scalability in mind. If this is an early preview of what Monad apps can deliver, aPriori stands out as a project worth watching as mainnet approaches.

on Capricorn · 967· 1y ago7

“The Most Polished Wallet for Solana”I’ve been using Phantom since my early Solana days, and it’s easily one of the best-designed wallets I’ve ever tried. Everything feels smooth, from sending tokens and minting NFTs to connecting with dapps. The UI is clean, intuitive, and lightning-fast, which makes it perfect for both beginners and power users. What really made me use it even more lately is the new EVM support. Now I can manage my Solana and Ethereum assets all in one place without switching wallets. Super convenient for someone who’s active across multiple chains. Still, it’s not perfect. The mobile version can occasionally lag when handling large NFT collections, and advanced DeFi tools (like custom gas or on-chain analytics) are still a bit limited compared to power wallets like Rabby. But overall, Phantom nails what most wallets struggle with simplicity, speed, and cross-chain support that just works. For me, it’s become the go-to wallet for everyday crypto use, and it’s only getting better from here.

on Phantom · 1862· 11mo ago4

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