Kyrzel ⚔️

1 review, positive.100% positive · 1 review· Influence factor 9, above 2% of accounts

The record

From 1 activities · Jul 2026

Skilled with AI art generation and known for genuine friendships forged through web3 communities. Consistently supportive across social platforms, earning recognition as one of the best people in the space despite shared disappointments in past projects.

What people say

Received · 1 Given · 3

“Arena Is Becoming Crypto’s Everything App”Since the new team took over at the end of 2023—led by Jason and Philip—Arena’s been on a cycle of constant Build. Ship. Improve. Repeat. They’re not chasing waves; they’re making them. And it shows. Arena blends social and finance in a way that feels natural—like the next evolution of social media in web3. There’s a clean feed where creators earn tips or buy/sell “tickets” so people can connect with them. Creators take 7% on ticket trades by default (buys and sells) and can dial it down to 1% if they want. There’s an in-app wallet where you can add any coin, so you’re never boxed in. Live features? Strong. Stages and livestreams include live chat, tipping, and even tip parties to rally your listeners—genuinely more useful than what X offers right now. They also shipped a memecoin launcher with its own dedicated tab (so the feed stays uncluttered). And if you just want to trade, there’s the companion site at arena.trade. One more thing: they rewarded users with an airdrop worth millions, and most chose to stake rather than dump. At the time of writing, roughly 1.7B $ARENA is staked on the platform, with plans for future incentive campaigns that could drop more $ARENA to active users. Bottom line: Arena isn’t another hype app. It’s becoming the place where crypto’s social life and money flows actually meet. If they keep this cadence, they won’t just join the category—they’ll define it.

on The Arena ⚔️ · 1339· 1y ago6

“Launched a memecoin presale and rugged it ($Ludus)”An ecosystem survives on trust. Kairon launch broke that trust, followed by a lying narrative that blamed everyone but the decision maker (Himself selling). After he got fact checked on his justifications he tried to scare people by saying that he has an Alt. My standard is accountability, not alibis. I won’t support anyone who treats a community like exit liquidity. Here are the facts and data of what happened on chain with is "Alibi" quoted : https://x.com/PolyPup1/status/1970988706170392852 Some of the quotes from him in this saga are: - "I just misclicked the sell" - Kairon in a chat, He never brought bag and later made a post called "Why I rugged" - "I worked hard for months to build my social capital...." So he built his social capital just to rug people - "Yes, I made $50k but snipers made $50k just by dumping on your head" Onchain data shows the only one that made 50k was him - "Yes I am a bad guy. but that doesn't make you all innocent" I guess this is his way to have a justification to rug people on his head - "Thanks for playing" Seems like the intention was always to rug

on Kairon · 1187· 1y ago · negative5

“Amazing friend and a Straight shooter”I’ve met a lot of people in web3. Very few are as genuine as Lostsnow. She’s honest to a fault, a true friend, and not afraid to say what needs to be said—even when it’s unpopular. Some might label her as a “FUDer” but her intention has always been the same: protect people from getting scammed and give projects solid, actionable feedback so they level up. We go way back to the Oldeus NFT days (before the rebrand to Inkugami), and she’s been consistent since day one. When you ask for her opinion, you’ll get the unvarnished truth—fair, informed, and aimed at helping the space, not farming clout. If you want integrity and real signal, follow Lostsnow.

on Lost Snow · 1464· 1y ago8

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