Profile· Neutral@elina_mhOn Ethos

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69 reviews, 96% of them positive.96% positive · 69 reviews· Influence factor 5, above 1% of accountsThe record
From 4 activities · May 2026Eli is a dedicated builder in crypto known for high-quality content creation and contributions across projects like MegaEth, Zama, and Solana. Described as smart, energetic, and purposeful with a contagious positive vibe, they bring friendly intentions and real commitment to every community they join, earning trust through consistent presence and resilience through difficult moments.
What people say
Received · 69Given · 122“Journey in Generative Art”As one of the pioneers in generative art, Art Blocks has always been a unique experience. The platform was full of creativity and interaction between artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts. Their smart move of acquiring sansa and improving the user interface made everything more accessible and engaging. However, when they switched to the Dutch Auction model, it felt like the balance shifted, and collectors didn’t benefit as much as before. Still, over five years, they’ve launched many collections, and their collaboration with OpenSea shows they remain innovative and influential in the space.
on Art Blocks · 1750· 1y ago · neutral21
on Art Blocks · 1750· 1y ago · neutral21“Polygon: My First Step into Scalable and Affordable Web3”Polygon was one of the first blockchain networks I used when I started exploring the Web3 space. It’s a Layer 2 solution for Ethereum that makes transactions faster and much cheaper, while still staying fully compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM). Originally known as Matic Network, it has evolved into a powerful multi-chain platform supporting technologies like PoS and zk-rollups. The native token, MATIC, is used for transaction fees, staking, and governance. Big projects like Aave, Uniswap, and OpenSea use Polygon to benefit from its scalability and low fees. In my experience, it’s a great entry point for anyone new to crypto who wants speed, security, and low-cost transactions without leaving the Ethereum ecosystem.
on Polygon · 1837· 1y ago21
on Polygon · 1837· 1y ago21“Experienced and trusted trader”I’ve been following DonAlt for a while, and what makes him stand out to me is his simplicity and precision in analyzing high timeframes. With just a few key support and resistance levels, he’s able to map out the bigger market direction where many others get lost. More than once, he’s warned about weak altcoins before they actually crashed, and he was spot on. Even when his takes sound harsh or bearish, you can tell it comes from honesty, not from chasing followers. For me, following him isn’t just about learning technicals, it’s about understanding how a real trader thinks and sticks to his principles.
on DonAlt · 1838· 1y ago16
on DonAlt · 1838· 1y ago16“An old crypto mate”Hejar is one of the most genuine, consistent, and helpful voices in the Web3 space.his presence has brought a real, positive energy to the Ethos space. He’s not just chasing reputation; he invests in it through thoughtful endorsements and genuine encouragement. It’s clear he values meaningful conversation more than status, which sets him apart. What I appreciate most is how approachable and authentic he feels—no fluff, just kindness and consistent engagement that uplifts everyone.
on Hejar · 1234· 1y ago16
on Hejar · 1234· 1y ago16“Insightful Perspectives from a Crypto Visionary”I really enjoy following Kyle Samani, the Managing Partner at Multicoin Capital. He always shares interesting thoughts about crypto especially around Solana, DeFi, and new tech in the space. His posts on X (@KyleSamani) are sharp, sometimes funny, and often make me think differently. I like how direct and confident he is, and he’s not afraid to say what he really thinks. He’s clearly deep in the industry and knows what he’s talking about. Whether it’s market trends or big-picture ideas, his take is always worth reading. For anyone into crypto, Kyle’s definitely someone to keep an eye on.
on Kyle Samani · 1808· 1y ago16
on Kyle Samani · 1808· 1y ago16“Builder Brain, Always On”I’ve been following @Salmanwastra for a while, and his posts are always a good mix of personal experience and deep involvement in DeFi and testnets. He recently shared a situation where his bank and EasyPaisa accounts got blocked, using it as a real example of why decentralization matters. He also tweets regularly about active testnets like Nexus, Somnia, and Monad, and gives tips on staking, airdrop farming, and building XP in different ecosystems. One of his tweets mentioned needing 1K followers to get noticed as a KOL, which was pretty insightful. He even adds humor here and therelike random tweets about dogs. If you’re into Web3 with a personal touch, his account’s definitely worth keeping up with.
on Salman Ali · 1297· 1y ago16
on Salman Ali · 1297· 1y ago16“Bad Bunnz: The Community-Driven Gateway to MegaETH”The first NFT I got connected to MegaEth hasn’t let me down. They’ve built a strong community from scratch and have become the first genuine PFP community beyond the official Fluffles NFTs from MegaEth. With bold, character-driven art and a strong focus on digital identity, Bad Bunnz has grown organically from the early testnet days into a full-blown movement. Proud to rock a Bad Bunnz. 🐰✨
on Bad Bunnz · 1610· 1y ago16
on Bad Bunnz · 1610· 1y ago16“Trend app, will make noise”Noise was one of the most interesting new experiences I’ve had in Web3. It’s built on MegaETH, and after searching for an invite code for quite a while, I finally get one and join the platform. Instead of chasing tokens, you trade on market attention and sentiment, and that feels completely different. The interface is clean and modern, and I was able to make my first trade within minutes. The idea of a “mindshare market” might sound abstract at first, but once you see how trends shift in real time, it all makes sense, and it’s exciting. The future of Noise is definitely worth following.
on Noise · 1646· 1y ago19
on Noise · 1646· 1y ago19“Fast, simple and secure”Solana honestly feels like one of those blockchains that just works. Every time I use it, transactions go through almost instantly, and the fees are so low they’re barely noticeable. It makes the whole experience super smooth and stress-free. The apps and projects built on Solana are really diverse too, from games and music to creative and DeFi stuff. The community is also great; people are friendly and always willing to help out. To me, Solana feels like a bridge between the complex world of blockchain and everyday use — fast, simple, and secure.
on Solana Ventures · 1507· 12mo ago15
on Solana Ventures · 1507· 12mo ago15“CZ’s Crypto Impact”In my view, CZ is one of the most influential figures in crypto. Through Binance, he made blockchain accessible to millions and built the world’s top exchange. His leadership and vision have undeniably shaped the space. That said, he hasn’t been without controversy, regulatory issues, market manipulation, and projects like Solana have sparked criticism. Binance today isn’t the high-flying launchpad it once was, though it’s unclear how much of that is CZ’s doing. Despite missteps, his resilience, passion, and impact on making crypto mainstream deserve recognition. He’s not perfect, but his contributions have played a major role in the growth and evolution of the crypto ecosystem.
on CZ 🔶 BNB · 2051· 1y ago · neutral15
on CZ 🔶 BNB · 2051· 1y ago · neutral15“Arbitrum Experience”For me personally, Arbitrum has been one of the best Ethereum Layer 2s. I’ve been part of it from the very beginning and experienced all the updates and improvements firsthand. The campaigns and airdrops they ran were a really positive experience, and most people I know were happy with them. What I like most is how fast the transactions are and how low the fees are٫ it just makes using the network smooth and enjoyable. I’m still holding the tokens I received from the airdrop, and I feel confident about the network’s future because the team is focused and the ecosystem keeps growing.
on Arbitrum · 1893· 1y ago15
on Arbitrum · 1893· 1y ago15“Kaito Yapper”I first met Yousef on the Mitosis Discord, where he kindly guided me through questions I had about the project and how its scoring system works. Recently, I’ve been following their x account, and today I saw a post mentioning the merger of the Mitosis and SuccinctLabs projects, which I found really interesting. Yusef is also very active on Ethos Network and has received great feedbacks and reviews, reflecting the quality and impact of his work. This shows he’s a trusted and dedicated member of the Web3 space, always engaged with innovative projects.
on yousef_Core · 1221· 1y ago15
on yousef_Core · 1221· 1y ago15
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