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Denis Skripnik (blind) (✱,✱)

21 reviews, 90% of them positive.90% positive · 21 reviews· Influence factor 1, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 10 activities · Apr 2026

Denis is a sharp, methodical analyst and developer in Web3 known for depth of research, transparency, and respectful communication. He builds tools and writes code independently while providing valuable contract analysis, tokenomics breakdowns, and on-chain research that consistently catches red flags before they're widely noticed. Blind and grinding crypto, he's earned respect for his accessibility contributions to projects like Ethos, his clear and honest reporting without hype-chasing, and his genuine, helpful presence across communities.

What people say

Received · 21 Given · 71

“I observe and use Citrea - I like it”1. are actively developing. 2. interact well with the community. 3. use ZK-prover to validate a bridge in Bitcoin and to validate transactions without saving a large amount of wealth in Bitcoin. 4. Along with being completely Bitcoin based. I really hope that Citrea will be the one that becomes that popular EVM L2 network on top of Bitcoin. Yes: there is Stucks (I think it's called that - I don't remember), but that network is a sidechain, and also Wasm.... And I want EVM.

on Citrea | Private BTC for all · 1369· 1y ago4

“L2 blockchain from the well-known company Consensus, which created Metamask”It is important that this is ZK-L2, and they are much more reliable. There is a chance for success due to the integration of some Linea services in Metamask. For example, this could be a cross-chain dex, all calculations of which will take place in Linea. The network works fast enough and without failures. Given the company's fame and the presence of a large volume of finances, the project is quite capable of competing with Base, Arbitrum and other networks. Of course not to the level of Base, but at the second level - quite. Now there is a company where you can spin Spins and get different prizes. I haven't won anything yet, but who knows... As they say, there are both tokens and Linea XP. X is also active and developing.

on Linea.eth · 1582· 1y ago11

“It was an interesting project, but there were too many messages.”The idea of AI looking for interesting information in X and reporting it is cool. But when I subscribed a few months ago, I was getting 30+ messages per day, which is a lot. I know they have a product that filters news by category and provides analytics, but when I looked into it, it was expensive. If they make a more affordable product, that would be great.

on aixbt · 1778· 1y ago · neutral10

“Good project!”Why do I consider the project to be worthwhile, and therefore give a positive assessment of the account? 1. User-friendly interface for traders. This was also mentioned by those who actively trade. 2. Active community: discussions on social media and tweets about the project. 3. Extensive ecosystem: many projects are being created. This includes unique projects (based on contracts that connect to Hyper Core from Hyper EVM), such as kHYPE. 4. Many reactions and comments on the account itself in X. 5. And finally, a high score in Tweetscout and Moni. 6. Hyperliquid I gave away a very good airdrop, and unlike many other $HYPEs, it doesn't keep dropping, which is also a plus for the project. Everything is for the people. 7. I'm blind: when I wrote about the inability of the blind to switch between spot and perp when transferring funds, they fixed it!

on Hyperliquid · 2002· 1y ago12

“This account since 2007, and many of the people I follow read it But the posts are weird”As I said, many of the people I follow read it: Open Academy, Skate, Moonveil, Huma Finance, Espresso, Aptos, and others. I didn't know much about this profile, although I knew about theblock. From the description, I learned that I am the founder of theblock. Despite this, I am giving a neutral review: The posts are very strange. Sometimes he hates Solana, and sometimes he writes about something else that is unclear...

on Mike Dudas · 1853· 1y ago · neutral9

on Arbitrum · 1893· 1y ago7

“They talked about a project, but I didn't study it when they mentioned multiple tasks”I don't like to spend a lot of my time on things that aren't particularly interesting. Although it might be worth it: I recently caught a glimpse of something that's not just another blockchain. But let's see how successful it will be. At least I've heard that many people are dissatisfied with the airdrop. And the number of tokens distributed is very limited: it's easier to buy if it's promising than to spend a lot of time on activity in the test network...

on Camp Network · 320· 1y ago · neutral7

“An amazing project created even before the start of the NFT trend, secured by ERC-20 tokens”I liked the idea that NFTs are not just images. Since I am blind, this is the best way for me to perceive NFTs. And indeed, Uniswap pools are also NFTs. So people underestimate their capabilities. Envelop understood this and developed a project with cool features: 1. Mint wNFT. wNFT are NFTs that contain ERC-20 tokens or other NFTs. For example, you can create an NFT with 0.01 ETH and lock it until February 1, 2026. As a result, you or the recipient will only be able to withdraw them from the NFT after that date. 2. Gifts: you can create and send them to one or more recipients. Images for NFTs can be generated using AI. 3. Token sales showcases: add them to NFTs, then set the sale price. 4. And, of course, minting regular NFTs. I recommend checking it out and using it.

on ENVELOP (NIFTSY) · 1224· 1y ago3

“Cool educational project on Telegram”They are creating a Telegram mini app that will allow you to study different courses without leaving Telegram. The lessons consist of slides with beautifully presented information. Yes, it is graphical, which makes it difficult for me to study without recognition, as I am blind. However, based on the quizzes, I already know all the topics. Yes, some of the lessons include quizzes where you must choose the correct answer to one or more questions, which helps to reinforce the knowledge in your mind. X is active, and they publish various posts, including project updates. questions and surveys, just some fun topics to discuss.

on Open Academy · 1233· 1y ago3

“An unnecessary project”It is positioned as an L2 network with SVM (Solana Virtual Machine) on Ethereum. However, Solana users are not interested in using it because of the excellent ecosystem and liquidity in Solana. They are also not interested in the Ethereum ecosystem. EVM network users are not interested for the following reasons: 1. The need to use third-party wallets. 2. In Eclipse, as in other L2s, there is no access to all of Ethereum's liquidity, and no one will use another L2 (even if it is considered more convenient by some). 3. Many people are used to the EVM. X functionality. The account is active (people write and repost), and it was created in April 2022.

on Eclipse · 384· 1y ago · neutral3

“Security Specialist and Technical Director at Ethos”When I was reviewing Ethos, I studied the team. ben walther was mentioned in the article as a great security expert, as he had worked in these fields for many years. At a certain point, he began working with the founder. Gradually, they reached Ethos. X has only 595 readers, which is surprisingly low! However, his credibility is confirmed by the subscriptions to his X ethos and Serpin Taxt accounts. He doesn't write very actively (the last time was on July 22). But his posts are about the technical details of Ethos. For example, the last post was about the API update. And the second-to-last one is about the vote in the ethos labs proposal from May 22.

on ben walther · 2000· 1y ago5

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