gradanski.eth

15 reviews, 100% of them positive.100% positive · 15 reviews· Influence factor 7, above 1% of accounts

The record

From 3 activities · Jul 2026

A consistent, sharp presence in Web3 since 2021 known for memorable trading stories, thoughtful insights, and good vibes. Brings both research-backed takes and humor to conversations, and readily helps others—whether spotting patterns in markets or teaching strategies in games like Cambria.

What people say

Received · 15 Given · 95

“Fetching ai”combining AI with blockchain in a real way. Their focus on building the first Web3 LLM caught my attentiones. I haven’t used it yet, but from what i have read and seen already they are pushing hard! decentralized systems that could actually be useful. It is early and i think worth watching to see where they take it.

on Fetch.ai · 1577· 1y ago8

“not my type of guy”If I’m being honest, I’m not the biggest fan of Threatguy. I have come across his stuff here and there, and while he clearly has his own approach and audience, it’s just not the guy i like to follow. Everyone’s got their lane in web3, and i respect that but personally, I don’t f with him and what he puts out in this space.

on threadguy · 1922· 1y ago · negative8

“Mike Ippolito knows his stuff”Mippo one of the co-founders of Blockworks, so naturally a lot of what he shares is around macro, crypto markets, and big picture trends. Some good solid info and good takes, and you can tell he understands this space well. Feels like someone who is in it for the long game, worth keeping on your radar if you’re into the more serious side of crypto.

on Mippo 🟪 · 1752· 1y ago8

“From Bitcoin Magazine to bigger moves”I first came across David Bailey through Bitcoin Magazine, where he is the Chairman. That’s where I started noticing how involved he is in pushing the Bitcoin space forward. Over time, I have seen him expand his focus. He seems to be taking a more structured approach to get Bitcoin into mainstream markets, which is good. Even if I’m not following everything, I can tell he is serious about building for the long term. He is definitely earned his spot in the conversation around Bitcoin’s future!!

on David Bailey🇵🇷 $2.0mm/btc is the floor · 1717· 1y ago8

“Step by step by step”The app does a good job making exercise more engaging by rewarding you for walking or running. It’s a simple idea, but they’ve added enough features and community elements to keep it interesting. What stands out to me is how the team manages the in app economy. For example, when they burned 5% of the common sneaker supply and matched it themselves, it showed they’re serious about balancing the system and protecting value over the long run. That kind of move makes me trust the project more.

on STEPN · 1586· 1y ago8

“Figuring out what it was about”I didn’t follow SPX6900 closely while it was active, but I came across the name a few times and decided to do some digging. From what I found, it seemed to be one of those accounts that blended market memes, bold takes, and crypto culture in a way that got people talking. Hard to tell if it was more serious or just meant to entertain, but it clearly had a certain following. Feels like one of those accounts you either fully understood or didn’t but either way, it left some kind of impression in the space.

on SPX6900💹🧲 · 1452· 1y ago8

“Amy Street at the frontlines of web3 growth”Amy seems to be pretty active in the Web3 space, especially around Solana. From what I’ve seen, she also a adviser on The Arena App, and she’s partnered with big names like Kraken and Solflare, so she’s definitely well-connected. She also produces Solana Summer TV, which looks like a fun and creative way to bring content to the community. Overall, she seems like someone who’s doing a lot both on the community and project side, and definitely has her own style and voice in the space. Even though I don’t know her personally, it’s clear she’s built a strong reputation in the Solana ecosystem.

on Amy Street 🦢 · 1339· 1y ago5

“ship ahoy!”I played Cap'n Company and really liked the idea behind it. But honestly, the experience was rough for me. My laptop isn’t great, and the game ran super laggy on my laptop, which ended up being more frustrating than fun. Still, I can tell there’s something cool being built there. Just hoping for some optimization or lighter access in the future.

on Captain & Company · 1393· 1y ago6

“Still figuring out what it's about”I’m still trying to get a full grasp on what they’re building. From what I can tell, it’s connected to Monad and something called Fuzzmo’s Place, with a focus on empowering hobbies though that part still a bit unclear to me. The vibe seems experimental and community driven, but I haven’t looked deep enough yet to say much more.

on Lootify (fuzzmo arc) · 1312· 1y ago · neutral4

“A quiet force in crypto law”At Paradigm, he helped lead their policy efforts, which was actually a pretty major role. They weren’t just reacting to regulations, they were helping shape the conversations around crypto law in the U.S., trying to push for clearer, smarter frameworks. That’s no small task considering how confusing and messy crypto regulation still is. Now that he’s back at Cooley, he’s continuing that same focus working directly with crypto startups, investors, and projects, probably helping them navigate things like compliance, token structure, SEC rules, and all the legal gray areas. He doesn’t come across like someone trying to be the face of Web3, but more like the person projects trust when they need to get serious. Smart, experienced, and actually helping to move the space forward where it matters behind the scenes.

on Rodrigo · 1498· 1y ago4

“Practical and transparent”Open Ledger is aiming to solve problems around on chain data access especially for indexing and analytics. It’s clear they are trying to set a standard for reliability in a space that often moves too fast and overlooks the basics. While I haven’t used all their tools yet, I respect the direction they are going and the technical depth behind their updates. Definitely one of those projects that feels built for long term utility!

on OpenLedger · 1578· 1y ago7

“XwaY Is always early!”Every time i join a new project or Discord, XwaY already there. He’s got a great eye for spotting things early, but what really stands out is that he does his research. Beyond that, he is one of the kindest and most supportive people i have met in the space. Helpful, easy to talk to and feels more like a friend than just another name online. A real OG who moves smart in Web3.

on XwaY · 1234· 1y ago3

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