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kostya_medical

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.

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“Your Easy Way Into Base with HeyElsa”Our paths first crossed while working at Space Grids. He shared that he was an ambassador for the Alien Worlds project for over two years, an experience that gave him a lot of valuable knowledge. In addition to cryptocurrency, he is involved in music production, and sometimes we even record our own tracks together. Honestly, they come out pretty good. Lately, we have been diving deeper into the Base ecosystem. One of the most interesting projects we have found is HeyElsa, a place where you can communicate with artificial intelligence, make exchanges and exchange limited NFTs. What is cool is that the entry threshold is extremely low, with small investments and little competition so far. We have already reached the top 1000 participants and are aiming for even higher goals. It is simple, low-risk and a great way to get closer to the Base ecosystem. I highly recommend giving it a try if you are interested in what is next in this area.

on frissonmnia.base.eth · 1424· 1y ago35

“Hyperliquid showed results, now all attention is on Hyper EVM”I met Don when we were both testing Hyperliquid. I didn’t fully realize at the time what a gem it would become. We sold half of the tokens and still hold the rest. The main activity was trading both futures and spot contracts to earn points, which turned out to be very profitable. We are now waiting for the second drop, making the most of the Hyper EVM ecosystem, as the team still has tokens reserved for the community. Most recently, they distributed 4,600 NFTs, of which 4,313 went to early adopters who participated in the Genesis event back in November 2024. This collection immediately exploded, becoming one of the best after CryptoPunks, with a minimum price of $65,000. This is the second truly groundbreaking moment from a project that doesn’t even have the largest funds or the highest fees. This is a good reminder that small funding doesn't always mean small rewards. What really matters is being early and proactive. That's why we don't plan on missing the next drop from them.

on Don Gelato (Ø,G) · 1370· 1y ago19

“Last chance to enter Irys”I met @zefironmaxi on Fluent and we started chatting a lot, he helped me with a lot of things. Thanks to him I learned about Irys and honestly I like this project. They have already raised over 9 million, which means people believe in them. They have quests on Galxe now, so I try to do them every day. Maybe later they will reward with tokens. Irys also has test tokens and even 3 small games, I played snake where you have to collect batteries. It's simple but fun, although the number of attempts is limited, so you can't just play all day. I also spend time on their Discord. We write a couple of messages every day, discuss different things, sometimes we post on Twitter. Maybe they will give a role for activity, we'll see. In any case, it helps to be aware of events. I think the drop could be in September or October. Therefore, now is the time to be active, take advantage of all the chances and don't waste time. It is better to try everything now than to regret what was missed later.

on zefir ./ · 1321· 1y ago23

“My cryptocurrency teacher”I started my journey with byArto. At that time, I had absolutely no idea how to buy cryptocurrency, exchange it between networks, and even where to start. He taught me everything, created step-by-step instructions with a detailed description of what needs to be done in a particular project. Having gained experience, I started watching his videos on YouTube and studying various projects. I highly recommend his channel to beginners, he clearly explains which projects to join so as not to fall into FOMO (fear of missing out). He regularly updates his videos, which speaks of his constant search for new ideas. If you don’t have time to study projects yourself, just watch one of his videos and you will quickly understand whether a particular project is worth your efforts.

on byArto · 1304· 1y ago18

“Always fun to explore NFTs with him”Kirill’s been into OpenSea lately and we both like checking out cool NFT collections. We talk a lot about XP stuff too. He’s already close to 10,000 XP and I’m still at 9,000 so he kind of passed me there. We bought a collection recently that was posted on the main Twitter page and got a legendary chest for it which was really cool. Quests are dropping again today at 19:00 and we’re gonna go through them together. Both of us like the Doodles collection even though it’s not cheap. He helps me figure out which collections are worth looking into so I don’t end up losing money. Curious what we’ll pick up next honestly. I like his page. Feels real and not trying to be anything fake. Just someone who’s active and knows what he’s doing.

on Rubikx · 1299· 1y ago18

“Curious Trailblazer in the Web3 Frontier”Just stumbled upon @FSparrowin24997, and it’s a breath of fresh air in the Web3 chaos. This account dives deep into projects like OpenSea, Hyperliquid, and Ethos Network, sharing sharp, on-the-ground insights that cut through the noise. You can feel their hands-on approach as they break down OpenSea’s multichain NFT advancements, Hyperliquid’s lightning-fast L1 and onchain order book, and Ethos Network’s trust-building reputation system with staked Ethereum. Their posts are clear, no-hype takes that highlight what’s driving these projects forward, from real-world impact to long-term potential. It’s the kind of grounded, informative vibe that makes @FSparrowin24997 a must-follow for anyone into authentic crypto exploration.

on Francys · 1312· 1y ago18

“An unusual project that forces you to learn different languages is Poseidon”Alexey and I have known each other for a long time, since the time when we worked on the Linea project together. Then he really gave out well, we managed to earn about 60 thousand tokens, and this turned out to be a very solid result. We actively farmed liquidity in various protocols, and this is what we gave the most rewards for. We do not sell our drops, because we are waiting for the alt season, then perhaps the token will break its previous maximum and then we will sell it. Time will tell if this strategy was correct. Now we like the Almanak project, it is a DeFi protocol based on autonomous AI agents that optimize the operation of blockchains and various systems. It is very interesting how they approach automation. Another project that impressed us was Poseidon. There you have to pronounce texts in different languages, which makes the tasks atypical for crypto. At first it was difficult, but we found our method - we read the transcription in a translator, write it down on paper and then pronounce the phrases out loud. This is a new experience and at the same time proof-of-work in a different form 😅. Plus, they already have serious investments ($15M), which also adds confidence to the future project. In general, it is interesting to go through such projects with Oleksiy, there is always support, and common ideas and new experience in projects.

on wAxel · 1308· 1y ago17

“With a friend like this, you can go to the ends of the world”We met Milana in our town and quickly realized that we see crypto the same way. The most talked about thing is OpenSea, our main NFT marketplace. The project has already raised $412 million in investments, and this is, honestly, one of the biggest records we've seen. We've been using the platform for a long time: it's very convenient to buy and sell NFTs. A new update just came out today, adding chests. You can get from level 1 to 12, and the best is level 12. Milana and I were lucky: we got a Steel Chest (Tier 12). We exchanged it for XP that we had previously collected in various quests. We accumulated 13 thousand XP, and for each one we were given a Voyager's Beacon badge - Tier 12. In total, we now have three badges. In addition, there will be a reward pool: Optimism tokens, Arbitrum, and various rare NFTs. All this is related to the chest upgrade, the promotion will last until October 15. We think that's when the TGE date will be announced. All our hopes are now on this project, and Milana and I believe that it can still surprise us.

on Milana | ETHGas ⛽ · 1377· 1y ago17

“Fogo analysis and Towns fail”I found Anton's page and liked that he writes simply, without any frills or show-offs. He talked about Fogo, a new network based on Solana, which looks promising. You can earn points there for staking $PYTH, trading on Ambient Finance, being active in Discord, or even posting on Twitter. He says if you have time, try it, maybe you won't lose anything except time, of course. We also talked about Towns. He had as many as 1.7 million points there he did everything: daily checks, chats, exchanges, community support. But when it came to the drop, they gave very little. They promised 10% to the community, but in reality they allocated about 3%. No one knows where they divided the rest. Anton and I are still in shock. The conclusion is this: don't be fooled by big words. It's better to check a hundred times than to regret it later.

on Simox🌸 · 1268· 1y ago17

“NFTs are still in the game just less loud”I met Andriy on the OpenSea Discord when we were talking about where NFTs are going. They’re not as hyped as they used to be, but we both feel like this is just a quiet phase. If the market continues to grow, NFTs will follow — which is usually the case. In the end, we both bought Gemesis, the official OpenSea NFT. It costs around a hundred dollars, which isn’t that much and could be an extra incentive for an upcoming airdrop. It also gives you a Grewmate role on their Discord, which might be important later. We thought it was worth buying just in case. We’ve been looking into this new project lately that has raised 130 million and is working on a robust privacy technology using fully homomorphic encryption. It might be a surprise choice. Hopefully, this will be the project we’ve been waiting for.

on Andrew Temcha · 1290· 1y ago17

“Real convos and good project filters”I came across RetroValix while scrolling through my feed and saw his post about Billions. The idea behind it sounds wild. Humans and AI agents using the same network. It is also ranking high on Kaito which got my attention. I am thinking about trying to get into the top 1000 and will probably ask him if it is worth going for since the competition looks strong. We also both tried Sahara Labs AI. That airdrop was not great but at least we had a plan. We focused on getting a Discord role which turned out to be fun and not too hard. Even when results are not ideal it is cool to have someone figuring things out with you. He has also been diving into Monad which I find super overwhelming. There is so much going on in that ecosystem. I messaged him and he helped me narrow it down by pointing out which projects actually matter. Saved me a lot of time. Pages like his make the space feel less chaotic. You do not always need hype. Sometimes you just need someone who pays attention.

on VALIX · 1355· 1y ago17

“A page that stands out for its sincerity and style”This is a really interesting page. It is clear that the person is really passionate about what he writes about — he follows projects like haha_app, Monad, and other promising things. But what is especially catchy is the photos. They are not artificially generated, not taken from ChatGPT, but taken by hand. Everything looks lively, in its own way and with a mood. There are few such authors — sincere, on topic and without unnecessary pathos.

on ChiterSan · 1266· 1y ago17

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