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kostya_medical

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

The record

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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“Feels like we're exploring the same world”I’ve been watching @rain_way_ for a while now, and honestly, it’s always interesting to see what he’s up to. We both seem to share the same taste — especially when it comes to Abstract. I'm also involved in their project, and it's cool to notice that we’re walking similar paths in this space. He also follows OpenSea stuff closely, which I relate to, because I’m into the same things. That’s what makes his content resonate with me — he doesn’t just post random hype; he’s actually doing the things I do too. I keep checking his posts just to see if he’s found something I might’ve missed. Curious to see what he’ll share next.

on Pipupi · 1280· 1y ago11

“Web3 Dynamo with a Playful Spark”Rekt_Soul (@Rekt_Soul) is a decent X page for those curious about Web3 and crypto. It shares some insights, a few memes, and occasional takes on the crypto scene, making it somewhat approachable. The account touches on projects like DeFi, NFTs, and the Ethos Network (@ethos_network), showing mild interest in its decentralized reputation system using staked Ethereum. It’s an okay follow for beginners or casual fans, but it doesn’t always stand out in the crowded crypto community.

on Rekt_Soul · 1242· 1y ago11

“One of the few AI projects that’s actually worth following”I started following Fetch.ai in the spring while I was exploring AI-related projects in Web3. Even back then their page stood out. They were already posting solid updates about autonomous agents and it felt like the team had a real vision instead of just chasing trends. They were working on agent-based use cases and actively building around $FET as a core part of the ecosystem. Not long after they announced the ASI Alliance with Ocean Protocol and SingularityNET. That moment made it clear they were aiming for serious infrastructure rather than short-term hype. Their page on X stays consistently active with meaningful updates. A lot of the posts include real product progress, new partnerships or technical insights. I’ve found it valuable to keep up with and it’s one of the few AI accounts I’ve kept on notifications.

on Fetch.ai · 1577· 1y ago13

“Sam Smart”I first met Sam back when we were grinding Backpack in season one, chasing those volumes on the exchange. From the very start he struck me as one of the most pleasant guys to talk to. Always open, always ready to share some smart alpha, and honestly just fun to spend time with We kept pushing together, not just on Backpack but also later with Monad, and that made the whole grind so much easier and more enjoyable. What I really value is that our connection didn’t just stop after the season we’re still chatting in Telegram, still sharing ideas, and still keeping up with the latest plays It’s rare to meet someone in this space who is both sharp minded and genuinely supportive, but Sam is exactly that. Glad we crossed paths, and I’m sure there are many more projects we’ll dive into together.

on SAM4IKGOD · 1361· 1y ago10

“Our great loss, which we regret”We have known Maxim for, it seems, half our lives. It is easy and pleasant to communicate with him, he will always give advice, help, and support a conversation on any topic. We recently touched on the OpenSea topic, we have already earned quite a bit of XP, and in the official telegram they even wrote that the tasks will be changed a little, because the old ones were of the same type. Max and I liked them as they are, simple and without unnecessary costs. I will also highlight Pudgy Penguins separately. This project once had a good airdrop, so we continue to follow it. Their collection is, of course, top-notch, but the prices are also biting. We even thought about buying NFTs back in April, when the market was completely red, but we never dared. Now this collection is already worth 42 thousand dollars, and it is a bit of a pity that we did not take the risk then. But the time will come, and we will definitely buy an NFT that really touched our hearts.

on Mak17 · 1288· 1y ago12

“What an unexpected purchase”My story is how I found out about Dima when the hype for stickers started on Telegram. We bought hearts for $25 at the time, and when everyone started talking about them, we decided to sell them. As a result, we got $1,500! It was incredible, we couldn’t even imagine that such a small thing could bring so much profit. At first, we bought them just for fun, to keep them idle, but it turned out to be a real success. Now we are more consciously approaching the purchase of digital collections, recently we bought a collection of penguins, so that we could resell them profitably. Dima understands perfectly well what is worth buying, and thanks to his advice, I participated in profitable deals. Without him, I wouldn’t even have looked at those stickers. I wish there were more people like him in our circle!

on webtranq · 1261· 1y ago27

“Came for the YouTube, stayed for the insights”George makes solid content. I first saw his YouTube and ended up checking his page here too. He explains things clearly and shows what to do step by step which is super helpful if you are new to some project. One of the projects he shared was Beldex. It has private transactions, some kind of private apps and even a chat. After watching his video I decided to try it out. He also posts coins that later go up a lot. Not saying every time but I saw a few that did well. So I check what he shares just in case there’s something I missed. Overall I like his style. He’s not posting hype but actual stuff you can use.

on HIMAR.sol · 1326· 1y ago10

“Hidden airdrop from Hyperliquid”I met K10NDIKE while walking around my city during a crypto conference. That’s how we met. We started talking about the first season of Hyperliquid which was already over, they gave away a lot of money. I also got 50 $HYPER tokens and sold them for $3 each even though the price was now at $43. He told me not to sell then, saying the price could be much higher in the future. He also mentioned that the developers still had funds left for the second season of the airdrop, which would probably be related to the Hyperliquid app ecosystem. K10NDIKE advised me to maintain liquidity and make daily transactions on HyperSwap, and also deposit some of my funds into HyperLend. There is also an NFT marketplace called Drip.trade, where NFTs are traded for $HYPER coins. According to him, these projects are worth keeping a close eye on, as subsequent rewards may be tied to Hyperliquid ecosystem applications.

on KlonDike · 1285· 1y ago14

“The beginning of the story with OpenSea”I first met Sasha when we decided to work on the OpenSea project together. This is one of the most famous NFT marketplaces, which has attracted $ 425 million in investments from top funds Paradigm, Coinbase Ventures, Y Combinator and others. We have been using it since 2022, when the entire crypto community was talking about NFTs, and that's when our journey in cryptocurrency began. We are currently completing quests on the platform, as OpenSea plans to release its own token, so we are actively increasing our activity to be ready for this event.

on chuplung · 1392· 1y ago9

“Farcaster active and always down to share tips”I got to know Nick while checking out some conversations on Farcaster and we ended up talking more and more. He posts often and shares things that actually help. Not just hype or farming likes. We both think Monad could reward people who stay active across their apps. So I started using different dapps every day, just like he suggested. Maybe it pays off later if a drop comes. We also see eye to eye on OpenSea. He gave me a few tips on how to complete quests without spending too much on fees. Advice like that makes a real difference. He already feels more like a friend than just another user. Always easy to talk to and good to have around.

on Linar.ink DeFi · 1357· 1y ago13

“Building our way in Discord through roles and keys in DataHaven”We met him when we started to understand DataHaven on YouTube together. This project is gradually forming the foundation of a transparent storage based on EigenLayer, created for AI, DePIN and RWA. Now we pay more attention to Discord, because that's where you can take roles. The easiest way is to complete the quests on Galxe and take the role of Early Moose. But the main role is a challenge, you need to collect 30 keys. You take the first key for the server tag in the profile, then the keys fall for activity in the chat. There are also acorns 10 acorns = 1 key. You can earn them through quizzes, poker or rumble. He and I set a goal to reach these 30 keys, although it's not easy. But the point is that roles in such projects often open the way to the tastiest airdrops. That's why DataHaven looks very promising and interesting to work on.

on Insomnia · 1311· 1y ago12

“Consistently Early, Never Loud: A Reliable Signal in the Noise”I started reading @playbigtime in April 2024, right around the time when early Monad whispers were starting to pop off. What caught my eye was how ahead of the curve he was. He wasn’t just retweeting hype — he was actually breaking down the potential behind projects like Monad, Initia, and later on, MegaETH, way before they were on everyone’s radar. He called $INIT when barely anyone outside of close circles was talking about it. Same with $MAMO — that one actually surprised me with how early and accurate his take was. And yeah, even the $BONK mention came with proper context, not just meme chasing. We met in real life during Incrypted’s Kyiv meetup, and I can say firsthand — the guy is sharp. The same analytical vibe he gives off online is there IRL too. We spent a good chunk of time talking about L2 infra and ecosystem rotation plays, and his perspective was refreshingly grounded. No fluff. What I appreciate most is his consistency. He doesn’t try to be everywhere or jump on every new thing. He picks his spots and usually gets them right. Not many people on X combine clear communication, solid research, and actual experience the way he does. If you’re trying to stay early on real narratives — not just follow them — he’s one of the few worth keeping in your feed.

on Big Time · 1531· 1y ago12

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