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56 reviews, 96% of them positive.96% positive · 56 reviews· Influence factor 1, above 0% of accountsThe record
From 13 activities · Apr 2026Active and consistent contributor across DeFi and Web3 projects, known for reliable execution, clear communication, and genuine passion for tokens like PEPE and PENGU. Experienced with Berachain, FractionAI, and various DEXs, they combine technical understanding with honest engagement in community work and testnet participation. Trusted for transparent transactions and thoughtful insights on emerging opportunities.
What people say
Received · 56Given · 112“Hosts Real Conversations”I met @notthreadguy while exploring NFT circles, and what stopped me in my scroll was how genuine and entertaining he is. He strikes a rare balance part insightful commentator, part comedic stream hostmaking each thread or Space feel alive rather than scripted. He’s not just a hype machine; he’s thoughtful, witty, and always mindful of how a tweet or guest choice might ripple into new conversations When it comes to community-building, he shines. His Spaces bring together real builders developers, founders, investors for raw, open conversations. As one community member described, these sessions feel like a “digital campfire” where ideas spark organically. He’s also blessed with killer timing. He drops tweets like: “you know it’s a real bull market when no two people are shilling the same thing…” a hilarious yet painfully accurate take on pump-town. It’s grounded humor, not just noise. Also he has his Youtube video channel.
on threadguy · 1924· 1y ago18
on threadguy · 1924· 1y ago18“B1ack_House: Driving Vibes Dot Fun Forward”I accidentaly met @B1ack_House, it’s clear how much effort he’s putting into the Vibes Dot Fun project. He’s not just posting surface level takes, but actually working to push the idea forward and make it resonate with the crypto crowd. You can see the consistency in his updates, the way he engages with community feedback, and how he positions Vibes as something different from a typical trading platform. What makes his role stand out is the balance between creativity and execution. Instead of hyping empty features, he highlights how Vibes lets users trade on sentiment and narratives turning cultural energy into something trackable and tradable. That approach requires both technical vision and community understanding, and he’s clearly bringing both. Watching his involvement gives the project more credibility. When someone actively builds, interacts daily, and shapes the narrative like he does, you can tell it’s more than just a side hustle it’s a commitment to exploring new ground in crypto.
on Black House · 1289· 1y ago5
on Black House · 1289· 1y ago5“1 more Monad ecosystem project”I first caught Lil-Stars on Monad right before they did their collaboration with Ethos because people kept mentioning it, and the art caught my attention. It feels like one of those community projects that just kind of grew naturally without trying to oversell themselves. The fact that their collection is on Monad makes it even more interesting, as the network is still young and forming it's own identity. The project posts regularly, the community seems genuine, I've noticed how warm they is when you interact with them. Participants make all sorts of good and interesting art that gets rewarded by the team with WL and GTD spots to mint their NFTs Nothing too complicated just a fun, clean project that fits well into the Monad ecosystem.
on LIL STARS · 1570· 11mo ago16
on LIL STARS · 1570· 11mo ago16“Just Work”As the founder of Syndicate_hub, he’s clearly focused on creating real value, not just chasing the next hype cycle. On top of that, his role as an ambassador for Linos_AI shows he's plugged into forward-looking projects and willing to get hands on with new tech. His updates are clear, consistent, and practical the kind of insights you can actually use, not just buzzwords. In a space full of noise, he’s one of the voices I trust to keep things grounded. He's proven that he knows how to organize and push forward a community, not just talk about it.
on Polkaguy · 1704· 1y ago16
on Polkaguy · 1704· 1y ago16“Leadership in Turmoil, Token in Free Fall”I’ve been watching the Rushimanche project unfold, and honestly, what’s unfolded is more drama than substance. Here’s the hard truth: -The token, MOVE, was delisted by Coinbase, which is never a good sign for a project’s credibility. Almost immediately after, Movement Labs suspended Rushimanche as co-founder, throwing their leadership credibility into chaos. -Things only got messier when it came out that a market maker dumped 66 million MOVE tokens, pocketing $38 million. That move tanked prices and highlighted major governance issues. -It all felt like a house of cards built on hype. The project’s vision may have sounded grand, but the spectacular leadership upheaval, questionable deals, and token collapse all point to one thing: no foundation, just flash. At this point it doesn’t look like a future-defining blockchain it looks like a cautionary tale. The hype fizzled fast, and there’s nothing stable enough to take seriously right now.
on rushi · 689· 1y ago · negative16
on rushi · 689· 1y ago · negative16“"Crypto’s Architect"”He co-founded Coinbase back in 2012 a modest startup that grew into America’s largest crypto exchange and the first to go public on the NASDAQ. What impresses me most is his influence beyond Coinbase’s trading platform. He’s taken firm stances on regulation, pushing for clarity in the industry and championing ideas like a U.S. Bitcoin strategic reserve. That kind of positioning doesn’t happen by accident it’s rooted in long-term vision. But Brian’s journey hasn’t been without friction. His move in 2020 to ban political talk at Coinbase shook social media and morale. Despite being defended as a way to maintain focus, it sparked backlash even from inside the company. He’s also had his share of Twitter missteps, like the Super Bowl ad thread that got fact-checked in real time. Still, whether rallying crypto fans or dampening internal divides, his actions feel deliberate.
on Brian Armstrong · 2282· 1y ago13
on Brian Armstrong · 2282· 1y ago13“From Bitcoin to Multichain – My Magic Eden Experience”Magic Eden was the first NFT marketplace I tried, and I started on Bitcoin. The experience was smooth and welcoming, which made it easier to dive into NFTs for the first time. What stands out is how they’ve expanded across Solana, Ethereum, Polygon, and BTC, showing they adapt quickly to the market. The platform feels both community-driven and professional, which makes it one of the stronger NFT hubs out there. I appreciate is how Magic Eden keeps introducing new features without overcomplicating the platform. It feels like they listen to their users and build tools that actually get used, instead of just chasing hype. Whether it’s launching collections, browsing art, or trading, the marketplace balances simplicity with innovation. For me, it’s still one of the go-to places to keep track of what’s happening in NFTs.
on Magic Eden 🪄 · 1745· 1y ago12
on Magic Eden 🪄 · 1745· 1y ago12“Smart Meets”Met Cristian through ETHOS, and I’ve got to say I’m impressed. He doesn’t just follow what everyone’s saying, he breaks things down. When he gives feedback, you can tell he’s been thinking knows the technical side, the policy side, and also the “what affects users” side. And he does it with a sense of humor, which is rare.
on Cristian P. · 2108· 1y ago31
on Cristian P. · 2108· 1y ago31““Expert View””Defi Dad isn't just another voice in crypto; he has his own style that makes his Twitter fun and useful at the same time. His posts are easy to read but always carry something valuable. I like how he dives into OpenSea, points out NFTs that can really bring returns, and at the same time breaks down different protocols without overcomplicating them. He also doesn't forget about the Bitcoin ecosystem, giving it space among all the new hype. It feels like he's a real specialist who talks from experience, not just repeating others. Reading him gives that mix of knowledge and vibe you don't see often.
on DeFi Dad ⟠ defidad.eth · 1793· 1y ago11
on DeFi Dad ⟠ defidad.eth · 1793· 1y ago11“Great HL researcher”I’ve seen Nodrogelo consistently engage with projects like SaveTheWhal3s and Hyperliquid NFTs. He’s transparent, helpful, and genuinely excited about pushing the ecosystem forward. Great person to have in the community!
on Nodrogelo · 1575· 38d ago3
on Nodrogelo · 1575· 38d ago3“A True Builder in Abstract Chain”"YungSeptember is one of those people in crypto who actually backs up words with action. He’s been a strong believer in Abstract Chain, but what stands out more is how much effort he’s putting into Sahara AI. You can see the consistency in his updates and the way he talks about the projects he’s involved in it feels genuine, not hype driven. I respect the grind, and it’s clear he’s working hard to build something real in the space!
on 0xSeptember 🐮 · 1297· 1y ago10
on 0xSeptember 🐮 · 1297· 1y ago10“Real Talk on ETFs”I’ve been following Eric Balchunas, and there’s something real about how he talks ETFs it feels like you're getting insights from someone who actually lives in the markets. He’s a Senior ETF Analyst at Bloomberg Intelligence, where he leads ETF research and commentary on their platform. Eric also authored The Institutional ETF Toolbox, a well-regarded guide aimed at helping institutional investors get comfortable with ETFs He regularly appears on TV and radio through Bloomberg’s “ETF IQ” and “Trillions” podcast, making sense of ETF trends in real time. His insights on crypto ETFs are sharp as he pointed out, memecoin funds are being filed, and he even joked about how surprised he was that a “Fartcoin ETF” hasn’t been pitched yet.
on Eric Balchunas · 1776· 1y ago10
on Eric Balchunas · 1776· 1y ago10
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