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50 reviews, 100% of them positive.100% positive · 50 reviews· Influence factor 2, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 50 activities · Jul 2026

A multifaceted Web3 builder deeply embedded in the SUI ecosystem who combines technical development with creative expression. Known for creating mini-games (Rialo Jump, doodle jump-style games), sharp on-chain analysis and research, AI art generation, and distinctive Shrek-themed content that cuts through hype with genuine insight. Consistently active across Discord and Farcaster communities, helping newcomers, identifying early gems like Seal and Walrus, and contributing to projects including Rialo, Sahara AI, Legacy Link, and others—blending data-driven perspectives with humor and cultural commentary.

What people say

Received · 50 Given · 82

“better than X”Farcaster is a decentralized social network that just feels way more convenient than Twitter. Everything’s built in - you can mint NFTs, use the native wallet, swap tokens, and try out a bunch of dapps without leaving the app. I actually got my first big drop through Farcaster, so it’s been special to me since then. But the best part is the people - I met a lot of great folks here and many of them I still keep in touch with.

on Farcaster · 1858· 1y ago14

“bad experiance with newton”From day one I was doing their tasks: signed up for tons of useless social subscriptions, checked in on the platform every day, and threw the cube. I put in the time, but in the end I was not eligible for the drop - with no clear reason. Even when they later re-checked a large batch of wallets, I was still excluded. To make it worse, this happened after the token had already dumped. It honestly felt like the community’s effort wasn’t valued at all.

on Newton Labs · 1575· 1y ago · negative14

“Scammers”ctively participated in the Camp Network testnet, collected more than 180 matches, kept 0.01 ETH in my wallet and made enough transactions, completing all tasks manually without using any software, yet in the end I was marked as “Not Eligible.” At the same time, the testnet was extremely laggy: I successfully completed over 90% of the tasks, but only about 65% were actually counted. What’s most frustrating is that I know many cases where users with much lower activity - around 150 matches and just about $7 in their wallets - ended up being eligible. This feels like complete randomness rather than a fair system, leaving the impression that the community members who honestly spent their time testing the product were ignored. I truly hope the team reconsiders its approach and makes the criteria more transparent, because trust is built on fairness. On top of that, they even required users to keep $10 on mainnet wallets just to be eligible for registration - and only after a wave of community backlash they decided to cancel this rule.

on Camp Network · 320· 1y ago · negative14

“best friend and admin”Olya has been in crypto since 2019 and has done it all - from trading and running nodes to creating content and managing communities. She often takes on content creator roles in Discord servers, with her work standing out immediately. Some of her most recent projects include SaharaAI (sooo much cool arts), Monad, and Plume. Her style is clear, engaging, and makes even complex topics easy to understand She also runs a Telegram chat as an admin, where she helps people discover and navigate potentially profitable projects. On Farcaster, she’s been active since the early days of the legendary Degen drop, and she’s still one of the most consistent contributors there We’ve been through testnets, launchpads, node setups, and content creation together, and I’ve always admired her persistence and positive spirit. Olya is both a reliable friend and a true driver of any community she’s part of

on nofad · 1308· 1y ago13

“Disappointment and Unmet Expectations”I’ve been an active member of the Sahara AI community on Discord for months, and unfortunately, the recent reward distribution was deeply disappointing and felt unfair to many dedicated contributors. Firstly, Gold users, who spent months actively engaging and earning their roles, were completely overlooked in the reward system. Similarly, external community roles, which added significant value to the ecosystem, were not recognized or rewarded at all. Creators, who invested countless hours producing content and supporting the project, received extremely modest compensation - completely disproportionate to the effort they put in. To make matters worse, Platinum users, who also committed months of work to earn their status, were rewarded with the same meager amount as three creators combined. This lack of differentiation and appreciation is disheartening. Moreover, the project concluded much earlier than originally announced, leaving many users without enough time to complete their goals or fully participate. The in-project shop was practically useless and served no meaningful purpose. Rewards for participating in the closed testnet were also minimal, despite early promises suggesting otherwise. Overall, Sahara AI promised a lot but delivered very little. The way the community was treated - especially those who were most committed - feels dismissive and ungrateful. I hope the team takes this feedback seriously and reevaluates how they recognize and reward real community involvement.

on Sahara AI 🔆 · 1543· 1y ago · negative13

“Best game dev”I’ve known Ingl for quite a while now, and I can honestly say he’s one of the most genuine and helpful people in the space. He played a big role in helping me build my Rialo game - always ready to share advice, test things, or brainstorm new ideas. What I really appreciate is that he’s not just a great dev, but also someone who constantly shares valuable updates, insights, and tools on X - always on point and relevant to what’s happening in Web3. If you’re building something and need a smart, reliable mind to talk to - Ingl is your guy.

on ingl · 1271· 12mo ago9

“best drop”Arbitrum has become one of my go-to chains in crypto. First of all, it’s a super smooth L2 - fees are dirt cheap, transactions are lightning-fast, and the UX just works. But what really made history was their generous airdrop in 2023. It proved that being active in the ecosystem can pay back big time. Personally, I was already using Arbitrum before the drop: farming on GMX, providing liquidity to smaller DeFi protocols, and later I got rewarded nicely. Now the ecosystem has grown massively - perps, lending markets, NFT platforms, you name it

on Arbitrum · 1893· 1y ago16

“Best moderator and builder”Probably one of the best builders I know. He created a truly amazing leaderboard for Rialo. He didn't just vibecode it, he actually built it himself. It was a huge amount of work and very useful, now I know that my activity on that project is significantly higher than most. He's also a great moderator on the Intrakt server. That's where we met.

on Makssay.base.eth 🍐 · 1417· 11mo ago8

“With him, crypto feels less like chaos”I’ve been following Ungspirit for a while now, and honestly, it feels like having a friend in the space who’s always a step ahead. He doesn’t just drop alpha - he explains the why behind it, which makes a huge difference. Thanks to his breakdown on the Kaito setup, I didn’t just farm tokens - I actually understood the process, and it paid off big time with my $XION allocation. What I like most is that he keeps it real: no ego, no fluff, no chasing clout. Just consistent insights, clear strategies, and a good sense of humor along the way. Whether it’s Polkadot 2.0, Layer 2 plays, or the latest meme coin madness, he knows how to filter the noise and point people in the right direction. In a space full of hype and shills, Ungspirit stands out as someone who genuinely wants the community to win. Big respect - keep doing your thing, man, we’re stacking thanks to you.

on UngSpirit.md · 1321· 1y ago28

“Real research not just retweets”I started following DimkaAI after his Wallchain breakdown and honestly it changed how I approach early projects. Most accounts just copy paste from docs, but he actually digs into tokenomics and explains why certain mechanics matter. His idOS coverage came weeks before the hype wave hit, gave specific reasons why identity protocols will matter for airdrops. What sets him apart is he doesn't just shill - he shows his work and admits when something doesn't add up. Saved me from aping into three sketchy projects last month just by reading his risk assessments.

on DimkaAI (❖,❖)π² · 1316· 9mo ago5

“SUI resercher”I met Alex on the Dubhe Discord. He's always been supportive of my art and threads, for which I'm grateful. He's also very knowledgeable about the SUI ecosystem, and he gets me involved in various projects. He's a proactive guy

on Alex 🦭/acc · 1246· 1y ago5

“fast chain of future”From the very first day of testnet, it was clear MegaETH isn’t just another L2. Transactions go through not in seconds, but literally in moments - easily the fastest chain I’ve tried. Even now there are live apps like Noise, GTE, or Euphoria, and everything runs smoothly. The team’s vision is ambitious: 100K+ TPS with sub-millisecond latency and real-time execution. What’s striking is that MegaETH doesn’t feel like yet another generic L2, but like a genuine attempt to build the next generation of Ethereum. If they deliver on this vision, it could easily become one of the most important blockchains out there

on MegaETH · 2272· 1y ago14

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