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142 reviews, 99% of them positive.99% positive · 142 reviews· Influence factor 3, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 64 activities · May 2026

Amin is an active and thoughtful Web3 contributor known for early discovery of promising projects across Mitosis, Ink, Zama, and other ecosystems. He combines deep technical understanding of DeFi and blockchain with a quiet, intentional approach—breaking down complex concepts clearly, testing protocols hands-on, and supporting community members without chasing hype. Consistently present across Kaito, Mitosis, and various L2 ecosystems, he's recognized for reliability, genuine passion for building, and the ability to spot opportunities before they become obvious.

What people say

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“AI-Focused”Cooper is highly active in AI-focused projects and also contributes within the Berachain ecosystem. I often reach out to him for guidance on different projects, and his advice is always insightful and helpful. With his strong experience in the space, consulting with him has been very valuable.

on Cooper15 · 1557· 1y ago35

“MegaEth’s Creative Powerhouse”Vahid is one of the most active and creative members in our community. I first got to know him through the content he creates for MegaEth, and since then, I’ve been impressed by his consistency and style. I definitely recommend that those who follow this project follow Vahid. He posts a variety of tweets. Sometimes he uses AI and sometimes he makes really cool art.

on ᐯᗩᕼᎥᗪ⚡ᑎᖴᑕ ∑: · 1341· 1y ago20

“One-Time KYC, Endless Use”idOS is one of those projects that really impressed me. The idea is simple yet powerful, you go through KYC once and then can reuse it wherever needed, without having to spread your information multiple times. This concept is highly practical and has real potential to improve user experience in Web3. Personally, I find this feature extremely useful.

on idOS · 1317· 1y ago11

“Ahead of the Curve”One of the things that really amazes me about lucifer is his ability to spot true alphas. He’s incredibly smart in the way he analyzes projects, and honestly, whenever he follows something, I make sure to follow it too. Definitely someone worth paying attention to. Sometimes he shares his activities on Twitter and sometimes I ask his questions and get advice.

on lucifer · 1294· 1y ago11

“A Trusted Voice in BAMBOO”I first got to know Armin through Telegram, where he is one of the admins of the BAMBOO channel, one of my personal favorites. The content there is all about crypto, and I honestly find it super useful; even beginners can join and really benefit from it. Armin himself is very active, especially around @duck_chain, which I know is one of his favorite projects.

on armin · 1260· 1y ago11

“Grateful for your help”I first came across Aylar on Twitter when she shared a post about @billions_ntwk. I had a question about the KYC process there, and she kindly helped me out. On top of that, she also shared some extra tips that were really useful. I really appreciate the way she took the time to guide me, it shows how supportive she is in this space.

on MORGAN.eth · 1264· 1y ago11

“Someone I Truly Trust”Marlen is one of my really good friends and someone I truly respect. I first got to know him through his unique and consistent activity on Mitosis, which immediately caught my attention. Later, I invited him to join Ethos because I had no doubt about the quality of his work. His presence on Twitter is always healthy and positive, and I’m glad to have someone like him in my circle.

on Nova · 1332· 1y ago11

“Quiet but Powerful in the Community”w3core describes himself as a @Base advocate & global builder, and honestly, that’s exactly what he shows in his work. Even though he doesn’t always get the attention he deserves in the community, I think he’s one of the most underrated people here. He has past experience working with exchanges, and now he’s running a community around @Base on Twitter. He shares a lot of valuable content about Base and keeps pushing it forward. To me, he’s clearly someone who tries to be genuinely useful for projects like Base.

on W3core · 1237· 1y ago11

“Always Ready to Share”I first got to know Amir on Telegram when we talked about some older projects he was active in. He spent a lot of time on Linea, Zksync, and Mango, and I remember chatting with him about each of them and learning a lot from his help. Recently, he’s started posting more on Twitter, and I’ve been following his posts there too. Always nice to see his insights show up on my feed.

on a m i i i r 👻 · 1314· 1y ago11

“A Distinct Way of Sharing”I first got to know Pana through Telegram, when she was talking about Kadena, a project I hadn’t even heard of before. I asked a few questions about it, and she gave me clear and helpful answers that really stood out. Since then, I’ve been following her on Twitter. Her tweets are quite unique and different from most people I see in this space. The style is unusual, but that’s exactly what makes them interesting and worth reading.

on pana🌞 · 1290· 1y ago11

“Simplicity That Works”Severus is one of those yappers who always keeps things simple but useful. Every day, he posts a few tweets, each one about a different project, mostly Noya, Union, and Mira. usually just a clean picture of the project’s logo with fresh, clear explanations that actually add value. I personally like this simplicity, especially since a lot of yappers tend to spam. With Severus, it feels consistent and easy to follow.

on Severus · 1277· 1y ago11

“Gaming Projects Enthusiast”Hana has recently started her activity in Ethos, though I first got to know her mostly on Telegram. She’s very involved in gaming-related projects like Moca and Anichess, where her contributions stand out. While she’s less active on Twitter, the tweets she does share usually point to very important updates and key moments for the projects she’s following.

on 0xHana.eth · 1354· 1y ago11

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