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62 reviews, 95% of them positive.95% positive · 62 reviews· Influence factor 2, above 0% of accounts

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From 62 activities · Apr 2026

Kostya is a deeply engaged Web3 contributor known for sharp, data-backed analysis of crypto ecosystems—particularly Abstract, Plume, Ritual, and Monad. They consistently share clear breakdowns of complex topics like RWA tokenization, on-chain AI, and L2 architecture, mixing tactical alpha with genuine conviction and honesty about both wins and losses. Early to emerging projects and active across testnets, they're recognized for hands-on participation in communities, helping others navigate opportunities, and delivering signal over hype without unnecessary jargon or visuals that distract from substance.

What people say

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“Abstract can repeat history”I met Anton on Twitter in the @CampTrailHeads group. There we constantly discuss this project, what new tasks are coming out and when the TGE will be. I liked his thoughts and vision on the project. The essence is simple: we collect “matches” for completing small tasks: subscribing to Twitter, joining Discord, liking posts. I already have 80 matches, and later they can be exchanged for project tokens. This system has attracted me, because it is interesting to complete tasks and at the same time increase your potential earnings. We are also actively following the Abstract ecosystem. Everyone is talking about it, because their other project Pudgy Penguins once gave out a huge airdrop to NFT owners. At that time, each NFT was worth about $15,000, and on top of that, they threw in bonuses of about $100,000. This attracted a lot of attention from the crypto community. Now many think that Abstract can repeat this success. Therefore, we look at all their projects and try to work on the existing projects to get a good airdrop.

on toxacnphnk.eth · 1453· 1y ago35

“Should’ve listened earlier”We finally got the Towns launch but I turned out not eligible. Strange, since I had a 145 day streak with Bob. Was honestly disappointed by how that played out. On the bright side Cheemo pointed me to a new update on OpenSea. They added a feature to flag potentially scammy NFTs before you buy. Super useful. I actually got scammed before when I bought an NFT I couldn’t resell so this update is a big win and I’m glad he shared it. We also explored EclipseFND. At first it looked like a promising project but it ended up being a complete disaster. Basically a scam. He warned me in advance that it didn’t look right but I didn’t listen. That was on me. Now I definitely pay more attention to what he shares. Some takes are blunt but they end up saving you time and money.

on CheemoCrypto · 1376· 1y ago27

“I met BullRunGenius on Abstract and didn't regret it”I first met this guy when I was studying Abstract and came across his stream. I was immediately interested, because it was obvious that he was in the topic. He told me that streams in this ecosystem give a lot of XP. It hooked me and I also applied for a stream. I wanted to try something new and delve deeper into the process. Now we are digging deeper together, looking for what really drips the most XP. Is it the game, or the number of transactions, or maybe an NFT holding. There is no exact answer yet, but the thrill of the process is to test together, exchange ideas. We also discovered the game @PirateNation. It is paid, but it is really addictive. Good mechanics, nice visuals - if you are looking for something interesting, you should try it. And a special respect for the post about @KaitoYappers. Finally someone spoke out. Spamming with hashtags all day without meaning is not marketing, but noise. And he is right, many teams just blow their budgets hoping for a “quick gype”. But this is not a long-term game. BullRunGenius is not just a streamer. He is a person who knows how to think and analyze, not just play. A subscription will definitely not be superfluous, especially if you are also in Abstract.

on suckmydiscoteque.eth · 1409· 1y ago26

“The second season is our chance”We met David in a chat, where everyone was actively discussing Arkham. The second season of the airdrop is currently underway, and we are actively accumulating points, which are then converted into tokens. Points can be accumulated both on spot and futures. David advised us to focus more on futures, because now for 200 points you need to make only 200 thousand volumes, while in the first season we needed as much as a million. He says that now is the time to farm the project, because there are not many people, and this is only a plus for us. I plan to accumulate at least a thousand points. I am still learning to trade in futures, but so far the result is so-so. David advises to accumulate the volume gradually, about 20 thousand per day, so that everything looks like you are a person and there is no suspicion that you are a sybil or a bot. Who just wants to accumulate points and abandon the project. We like to trade on it. Plus, he shares his forecasts and even shows his trades. Sometimes you can even earn some extra money with him. In general, it's nice to have someone to discuss ideas with and sort everything out, especially when it comes to such a promising project as Arkham.

on David · 1302· 1y ago25

“How I Found Monad and Why I’m Still Here”I came across Vladyslav by chance while scrolling Twitter. I was looking into Monad and somehow landed on his page. That’s when I saw how many roles you can get in their Discord from Newbie to Monk. He explained it in a way that just made sense. You earn roles by sharing your story, helping others, making art, or just being active in your language. Then he told me about Towns. He showed me what he earned, and it looked solid. The token launched on big exchanges like Binance. That caught my attention. I grabbed 1,000 Towns myself. Not a huge bag, but enough to feel in the game. He said staking might pay off for those who believe. So I staked all of mine. No regrets. Vladyslav's page is full of helpful stuff. If you care about Monad or want to watch something grow from the ground up, give it a follow. And if you’re an artist or creator don’t give up. People do notice.

on Farlight🧢 · 1476· 1y ago24

“Working together with Virtuals and Kaito, we get points”Andriy and I have been in touch for about two months now, and honestly, it's great to have such an interlocutor. We flew to @virtuals_io together, where Genesis Launch is taking place, we stake tokens, collect points. Another cool thing is that you can even buy a memcoin, hold it, and they also give points for that. Plus, if you mention the project on Twitter, they also add points. We've already collected a good number of points, now we're waiting to participate in the launchpad for them. The format is as clear and simple as possible, exactly what we need. Another thing that Andriy drew attention to are projects with a green lock. This is a sign that the team is not merging tokens right away, but is really working and believes in the product. For example, developers @niyoko_agent ($NYKO) and @burnieio ($ROAST) will release their tokens only after the launch, which adds credibility. We also actively joined Kaito, where you have to write posts about projects. This is a double benefit: you pump up your Twitter and at the same time earn activity in the project. Andriy and I have been running an account for a long time, so the format suits us very well. The main thing is to keep up and constantly be on the move.

on deppi4 · 1366· 1y ago30

“Our progress in the abstract”I first met @0xS1mpl3r when Abstract was just starting to get going and we've been in touch ever since. The goal of the platform is to earn XP and collect badges and we managed to collect about 27. The cool thing is that he showed me how to get some hidden badges that not many people know about. They're not cheap I've already managed to get five of them but they're worth it. I recently reached gold level (still waiting for you to catch up, buddy 😅) and honestly, it's great to see the progress. Abstract is more than just a platform it's an entire atmosphere. You can even play games to test your luck. One of my favorites is gigaverse, a great game where you upgrade your gear, power up your sword and go into battle. I'm totally hooked on this game and the best part is that you still earn XP while playing. If you haven't tried it yet, I highly recommend going into this project now I understand why everyone is talking about Abstract.

on s1mpl3r · 1455· 1y ago22

“Where Insight Speaks Louder Than Hype”@51bodila is one of those accounts that stands out without trying to. The content feels authentic — no copy-paste threads, no farming, just honest thoughts and sharp observations. I first came across his posts through a thread on modular infrastructure, and since then, I’ve kept him in my feed. He covers projects with depth, not just surface-level hype. Whether it’s something early-stage or already gaining traction, his takes usually come with context — not just what the project is, but why it matters. It’s rare to see someone stay consistent while also evolving with the space. There’s also a creative side to his posts that makes them easy to remember. Not everything is written like a whitepaper, and that balance makes a difference when you're scrolling through hundreds of posts a day. If you're into quality signals over noise, this page is worth paying attention to.

on bodila · 1266· 1y ago22

“Exploring new drops from the sui ecosystem”I first met Karinka on CoinList during the token sale and we have been in touch ever since. We are currently working together in the Sui ecosystem, which has already proven its generosity with drops. The second Walrus drop was a shining example of easy staking, good rewards and a strong team that other projects should follow suit. We are also trying out other projects in the sui ecosystem, Zark AI is an early stage platform for blockchain applications and automation. It already has quests on Galxe, simple tasks but worth completing. And then there is Ika, which has raised $5 million and is backed by Sui itself. You can stake SUI, receive iSUI tokens, and they have allocated 6% of the total $10 billion for drops, which is a strong sign for active users. The Sui ecosystem continues to open up new opportunities. Karinka and I are moving forward with staking, quests and project tracking. Being active here seems like the right move, and we plan to fully explore this ecosystem 100%.

on Katrinka · 1459· 1y ago27

“Cerebro opens up new possibilities”I first met sangre_dedrago on Incrypted, and that’s where we started talking about different projects. One project that really caught our attention was Cerebro. The platform makes it super easy to track assets directly from your wallet, and the ability to subscribe to more profiles opens up additional possibilities. I even decided to buy a subscription for $30, just to show that I’m an active user and believe in the project. Later, I learned from him that Cerebro is launching NFTs soon. If I’m lucky, I might get whitelisted, which would be great. They also have badges and gems, and obviously those can play a role in the chances of getting whitelisted, although we don’t have that many gems yet. Another interesting thing is their connection with the Ethos project, where 250 users will get whitelisted spots. The requirement was to have a score of 2000, which is quite difficult, but since we are already active there, we hope that some other criteria can also be taken into account. Now the whitelist status can be checked on OpenSea, so we just wait and hope for luck. In any case, it seems that we are on the right track and are putting effort where it counts.

on SDD · 1302· 1y ago21

“Found someone just as into Abstract as I am”Met Kirill through Abstract and turns out we’re both going hard on it. This week we got the same email about XP updates. I got 1300 XP and he got 1400. He’s aiming to hit Gold tier soon, but still has a way to go. Right now he’s at 57K XP while I’m sitting at 97K. We noticed holding NFTs and doing transactions inside the Abstract ecosystem gives you a good XP boost. That’s how I’ve been pulling ahead. Kirill told me which games reward the most — Gigaverse, Deper, and CapnCompany. I try to play too but don’t always have enough time. Today we spent a whole call just talking about Abstract. It’s nice to have someone who’s on the same page and actually trying to hit results. If you want to earn well in Abstract you need to stay consistent and push for the leaderboard. That’s when the XP really starts to stack.

on CryptoCactus · 1272· 1y ago21

“Discord roles and Twitter are the way to high rewards”Anton and I first crossed paths at Canton Network, where we managed to land an OG role at the last minute. Such roles are usually highly sought after and can bring substantial rewards later on, so we jumped right in. Around the same time, we also got interested in Sentient, a project that received $85 million in funding, which clearly demonstrates both the scale and ambition behind it. Since then, we have been actively tweeting, creating art, adding tags, and strengthening our Discord presence to secure a stronger position. Over time, we realized that the test networks had become overrun with bots, making them less rewarding than they used to be. That’s why we shifted our focus to Discord roles, Galxe quests, and expanding our Twitter presence. Galxe quests usually only stay open for a few days, making them quick but also less competitive, making them the perfect opportunity for those who act quickly. Our strategy with Anton is clear to grind roles, stay active in the social sphere, and prepare to take advantage of the best opportunities when new projects come along.

on Ned · 1312· 1y ago36

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