Ása 💫

5 reviews, 100% of them positive.100% positive · 5 reviews· Influence factor 0, above 0% of accounts

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From 6 activities · Jul 2026

A seasoned Web3 ambassador with deep involvement across major projects including Talent, Farcaster, Sahara AI, Firefly, and Subquery, known for diligent, thoughtful work and genuine community engagement rather than hype. Brings reliable, calm energy to the ecosystem with a track record of balanced judgment and consistent follow-through on commitments.

What people say

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“My fav L2”I respect Arbitrum for its consistently low fees, fast transaction confirmations (practically instantaneous for the user), and security backed by Ethereum. It's a convenient and practical L2 for people who already use Ethereum and want to pay less for transactions without losing access to familiar DeFi services and NFT marketplaces. It's also one of the most actively used L2s (user activity remained strong after the airdrop). Truly user-friendly! <3

on Arbitrum · 1893· 11mo ago16

“Pioneer”Kaito AI was the 1st project I can remember that demonstrated the value of people's posts. Yes, there were ambassador programs, but Kaito somehow systematized everything. One could say that it created an entire market in its field. But at the same time, it attracted a crowd of spammers. Even despite this drawback, I consider the project to be positive, and it also provides a good opportunity for low banks to earn money.

on Kaito AI 🌊 · 1841· 11mo ago12

“A reliable and time-tested wallet... that's stuck in the past.”I used Metamask for a long time, putting up with its numerous bugs. I knew about alternatives such as Rabby, but was afraid to use them until I tried one and realized how stuck in the past Metamask was and how inconvenient it was to use on a regular basis. At the same time, I understand that Metamask is the most well-known and proven wallet, so if I were storing large amounts of money, it would be the only wallet I would trust. So it is proven and undoubtedly reliable, but for regular use, unfortunately, there are currently many more suitable alternatives.

on MetaMask 🦊 · 1862· 11mo ago · neutral14

“A breath of fresh air”Imagine that you have been wandering around a dark, damp basement for a long time and finally got out into the fresh air. I have always used a Metamask, and that is exactly how I felt when I tried Rabby for the first time. In Rabby, I can view my portfolio across all networks, individually, with data pulled directly from Debank (developed by the same company). I can use other features that are not available in Metamask, but most importantly, it doesn't lag, unlike the "main browser wallet". The only thing is, I would be afraid to store large amounts in it, but that's more my prejudice than a complaint about Rabby.

on Rabby Wallet · 1804· 11mo ago10

“Good content creator”Yasir's posts pop up in my feed from time to time, so when I saw him on Ethos, I was surprised, but I immediately recognized his familiar avatar. I'll admit, I don't know him personally, but I can say that his content is high quality. His account consists of his own thoughts, and he usually covers the same projects consistently. I might even get into idOS (of course, I'm not sure because I have other things to do right now, but at least Yasir's posts have drawn my attention to it). I think he deserves a good review, so I decided to write one :)

on Yasir · 1263· 11mo ago7

“Not the most beautiful NFTs, but a pleasant experience from the project team.”Unlike hyped projects, Soon did not gain much popularity, but I was lucky enough to participate in the purchase of NFTs. I bought both expensive NFTs and several cheap ones, the sale went smoothly, which was very pleasant. There was no big hype, and if I remember correctly, all the NFTs were sold out in a few hours (and not in 2 seconds, as is often the case). The project subsequently fulfilled all its promises, distributed tokens on time, and did not delay vesting payments. I love beautiful NFTs, but unfortunately, this project's were mediocre, but I kept them as a memento. And financially, this project paid off quite well. Overall, I can say that I have fond memories of it and am very glad that I didn't miss it at the time.

on SOON - Solana Optimistic Network (Mainnet Arc) · 1534· 11mo ago8

“One of us”I've known Sasha for a long time, and over that time he has become one of those members of the PON community who are truly passionate about the Base ecosystem. It's always exciting to discuss the latest and most important trends with him. I've also seen him readily share his opinions on NFTs and trade them regularly.

on Sasha Reyes · 1287· 11mo ago3

“The portfolio I use every day.”A few years ago, I learned about a platform called Debank, and it changed my perception of the ability to view wallet transactions and assets. Unlike Etherscan, it shows funds not only in the wallet but also in protocols, which allowed me to see forgotten money in different protocols, which was nice. Now I can't imagine my work without this platform. Thanks to the development team for making our work in crypto so much easier. I see it as a checker, but I know that it also has social platform features, so I only use part of its functionality, but I'm still satisfied with what I use. I'd like to see something similar in non-EVM networks as well.

on DeBank · 1726· 11mo ago9

“Keep calm & build Web3”arXS is the one who "survived" after the rug pulls and who remained in crypto thanks to his belief in the practical side of web3. From his X account, you can see that he supports the Aegis ecosystem and helps it grow: he writes about the project, follows its dynamics, and believes in it. He also writes quite interesting about DeFi, memecoins, and prediction markets, but always through the prism of a stable and calm mind. In my opinion, such people are especially needed in the crypto sphere to create a balance between enthusiasm and common sense.

on arXS · 1272· 12mo ago3

“A project that did not realize its full potential”Opensea was once a monopoly and actively took advantage of this, charging high commissions that could not be refused. But people used it because there were no alternatives. The project was hugely popular, but they did absolutely nothing to develop it. Now they are trying to make up for lost time, but they are unlikely to reach their former heights. The NFT market is dead, so if it weren't for their quests, few people would use this platform. But I believe that the quests will reward those who complete it.

on OpenSea · 1891· 9mo ago · neutral0

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