Yuri RWA

1 review, positive.100% positive · 1 review· Influence factor 6, above 1% of accounts

The record

From 1 activities · Jul 2026

Known for unfiltered, conversational crypto content that cuts through noise with sharp insights and a raw edge. Brings genuine understanding of the space rather than polished marketing.

What people say

Received · 1 Given · 7

“dYdX: A DEX That Actually Delivers”dYdX has been around for years - it's a solid, time-tested project. Their DEX works great, super reliable. I trust it and definitely recommend giving it a shot.

on Arcus · 1783· 1y ago13

“My association with Monero dates back to 2017”In 2017, I was mining Monero on a CPU - those were the days. While I no longer hold it in my portfolio, I still feel nostalgic about the coin. My opinion is positive, though it's based more on emotion than analysis. Just a bit of sentimental value :)

on Monero (XMR) · 1671· 1y ago9

“OGs Use People and Then Discard Them – My Story”A few months ago, I was selected to join their ambassador program. I was excited. I believed in the project. I created over 10 tweets, made visuals, did research, shared insights. I put in real time, real energy. Then finally, OG Labs reached out. But not with good news. They told me, “Hey man, sorry… we’re completely overhauling the ambassador program and moving everything to Kaito. You can try contributing there.” I won’t lie - I felt used. Just two weeks earlier, they told me to “show initiative” and “create great content.” And now? A polite dismissal. Like: “Thanks for your service, but we’ve changed plans.” If they were honest from the start, I wouldn’t have invested my time the way I did. But they weren’t. And it feels like they simply used me when it was convenient - and moved on when it wasn’t. That’s not how you treat people. To make it worse - yes, there’s more - they reached out multiple times asking me to cover specific events. I ignored the first few. Then finally, I replied: "You promised me an ambassador role. Until that’s fulfilled, I won’t be covering anything." They never responded again. Now, don’t get me wrong - I’m not here to hate on OG Labs. I still believe the project has potential. But what they did? It wasn’t ethical. You can’t treat people as disposable tools. Use them, praise them, and then vanish when it’s no longer convenient. That’s not how trust is built. That’s how it’s broken.

on 0G Labs · 1343· 1y ago · negative8

“I Know the Future of Time Belongs to KLOK”I’ve been in the web3 space long enough to see countless tools and apps come and go - many with big promises, few with real value. But KLOK? I’m convinced this one’s different. To me, KLOK isn’t just another productivity tracker. It’s a philosophical shift in how we see and respect our time. I think we’ve all felt it - the chaos of juggling multiple DAOs, community calls, and endless tasks, yet having no real sense of what our time is worth. KLOK tackles that head-on. What I really appreciate is their boldness. They’re not just building a time tracker - they’re creating a tool that lets you own your time, track it transparently, and even potentially tokenize it in the future. I know this might sound wild, but I honestly believe we’re witnessing the early stages of a new kind of economic layer: one where your contribution is finally measurable in a meaningful way. The UI is clean, the team is engaged, and the mission is something I genuinely align with. I feel like KLOK is solving a very real problem that most people in web3 just... tolerate. I believe KLOK is going to be huge. Not because of hype, but because it actually makes sense. And I’m proud to be one of the early supporters.

on Klok · 1512· 1y ago8

“I Don’t Just Use Boop - I Feel It”I’ve seen a lot in this space. Waves of hype, noise, fleeting trends. But every so often, something lands that feels... different. Boop isn’t just a fun little onchain game - to me, it’s a glimpse into what the future of digital presence might feel like. I know it sounds bold, but I genuinely believe Boop is tapping into something primal: the need to interact, to poke, to be seen. Not with likes or comments - but with pure, simple, playful signals. It's what I’d call emotional infrastructure for the onchain world. Boop is minimalist by design, but don’t let that fool you. I think its brilliance lies in its restraint. There’s no over-engineering here, no bloat - just one core interaction, boiled down to a mechanic that somehow manages to feel both deeply human and defiantly web3-native. It’s hard to describe the feeling when you get booped. It’s small, almost silly - but strangely meaningful. It’s this weird cocktail of dopamine and connection. And I’m convinced that’s the magic: Boop isn’t about utility. It’s about presence. And in an increasingly digital world, that’s invaluable. To me, Boop isn’t just a product. It’s a heartbeat.

on boop.fun · 1575· 1y ago7

“Plume Season 2: −92.5%. Didn’t expect it, but moving on”I tracked everything. June 2025 - I put 2,000 PLUME into Season 2 staking. Around $400 back then. Gas was another $15. Plus $16 on that “spin wheel” thing they were pushing. I didn’t touch it after that. Just stayed in - staking, holding, farming points. Season ends. I get back 2,100 PLUME. So +100 tokens for a full year. At today’s price, that’s about $27. Airdrop came in at 378 PLUME. Around $4.90. Total back: roughly $32 from $431. That’s -92.5%. It’s just… a bad outcome. I didn’t think it would end like this. Then you look at supply. Over the year, ~5.5B tokens hit the market (CoinGecko). That’s more than half the total supply. Season 1 + Season 2 airdrops: 700M + 150M = 850M. So about 4.2B tokens came from the team side. With that kind of pressure, a ~95% drop from launch doesn’t even look surprising. And it wasn’t a small crowd. My leaderboard spot was somewhere past 45k. Which probably means a few hundred thousand people were in this. So yeah - not hundreds. Hundreds of thousands. That’s how it goes sometimes. Still sucks. I honestly didn’t expect it to be this bad. Moving on.

on Plume · 1519· 6mo ago · negative0

“This project deceived its users. Their airdrop was one of the worst. I don't trust these guys.”I honestly don’t even know what to say without resorting to swearing. It really feels like these guys just raised some funds, dumped their tokens, and disappeared into the sunset. It’s honestly frustrating and sad to see things turn out this way - there was so much potential at the start, but it seems like they never intended to deliver anything lasting.

on Camp Network · 321· 8mo ago · negative0

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