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Received · 0Given · 19“Watching Closely, Purps Might Be Building Quietly...”Alright, so here’s the deal with Purps, it’s one of those projects that feels like it’s on the edge of something big. Built by folks who’ve worked at places like Binance, OKX, and PancakeSwap, the team clearly knows their way around trading infrastructure. They’ve rebranded from Monda to Purps, launched with fresh vibes, and are positioning themselves as a high-performance DEX on Monad. Big words, sure, but also the kind of ambition you want to see in a purps platform that’s trying to punch up. That said, it’s still early. There’s not a ton of public data yet on trading volume or TVL, and they’ve got some serious competition in the space (GMX, dYdX, Hyperliquid aren’t exactly lightweights). But to be fair, every top protocol started somewhere, and Purps is putting down the right signals. The good news? They're shipping, connecting with other ecosystems (Orbiter, Amertis, etc.), and building with actual purpose, not just dropping buzzwords. So yeah, I’m not going all-in just yet, but I’m definitely keeping them on my radar. Could be a sleeper that catches serious traction.
on Purps Exchange 🦄 · 1386· 1y ago9
on Purps Exchange 🦄 · 1386· 1y ago9“From Prometheans to Forgotten”Sahara promised to build a decentralized AI layer for the people. They hyped it hard, full of buzzwords like “community-owned,” “open-source,” and even gave early users a special name: Prometheans. A cool nod, right? Like the rebels who bring fire to the world. But when it actually mattered, like, say, the airdrop, they left those same people in the dark. OGs who showed up early, gave feedback, helped shape the community, created content, kept the Discord alive… got ignored. No clear reward. No meaningful allocation. Just a wave of noise, farming, and surface-level engagement metrics, while the real ones were sidelined. And calling your early believers Prometheans while giving them zero recognition? That’s not poetic, that’s just ironic. Look, the tech might be exciting, the backers are big, and they’ve got momentum, sure. But the way you treat your early community speaks louder than any whitepaper or flashy demo. Bottom line? Sahara talked the talk, but when it came time to walk it with their community, they vanished. For a project claiming to empower its users, they sure didn’t respect the ones who lit the first spark.
on Sahara AI 🔆 · 1543· 1y ago · negative8
on Sahara AI 🔆 · 1543· 1y ago · negative8“One of Those Quiet Pros Who Actually Make Things Better”I first came across @cherioffs while working on the HeyElsa project, and honestly, that’s where I realized how rare people like her are in this space. She didn’t just show up to talk. She actually helped, gave solid feedback, pointed out real issues, and pushed me to improve my work on the project. The result? My performance there literally leveled up. What I respect most though is that she’s not the type to sugarcoat things. She’s not here to flatter projects or chase hype. If something’s off, she says it. Straight up. No drama, no ego, just honesty. That kind of energy is refreshing in Web3, where too many people either overhype or stay silent. With cherio, you get honesty, effort, and actual impact, and that’s more valuable than any fake positivity.
on Cherio · 1235· 1y ago5
on Cherio · 1235· 1y ago5“Union: The Web3 Infrastructure You Can Actually Trust”Look, in crypto, “trust” is one of those words everyone throws around, like “decentralized” or “revolutionary.” But most of the time? It’s just marketing fluff. That’s what makes Union stand out. They don’t just talk, they show up. Updates are consistent, testnets are live, feedback loops are open, and the team’s not hiding behind some faceless multisig. They host regular AMAs, tweet real progress, and engage with their community like actual humans, not a PR script. You know that feeling when a project feels alive? That’s Union. There’s a heartbeat. You can tell they care. They don’t wait months to release something vague, they keep building, improving, and keeping everyone in the loop. And what really seals it? They listen. Like, actually read what testers and community members say, and respond. That kind of transparency and interaction is rare in a space where a lot of teams go silent the second they raise funding. Union isn’t just trustworthy because of what they build, it’s how they operate. No ego, no drama, just steady progress, open doors, and solid communication. That’s the kind of energy we need more of in Web3. If you’re tired of ghost projects and empty hype, Union’s the breath of fresh air you’ve been looking for.
on Union · 1553· 1y ago7
on Union · 1553· 1y ago7“Not Just Talkin, Actually Buildin”In a space full of noise, hype, and low-effort grifts, @thegolden_eel stands out as someone who actually builds, shares value, and keeps it real. He’s not trying to play guru or pump coins. He’s doing bizdev and community work that’s hands-on, especially with projects like New Blast City, which feels way more like a world-in-progress than just another NFT drop. What I really respect is the way he balances signal and vibe. He drops real numbers (like staking yields), talks openly about cutting bot followers to improve engagement, and still finds time to post hilarious, offbeat stuff that reminds you there’s a human behind the screen. It’s rare to see someone who understands both the culture and the mechanics of crypto. He’s got that blend of strategy, humor, and transparency that makes following him feel like you’re in on the build, not just watching from the sidelines. Bottom line? @thegolden_eel is one of the few in this space who’s not just early, he’s actually doing the work.
on EEL · 2118· 1y ago14
on EEL · 2118· 1y ago14“Get Paid to Move? STEPN’s Actually Making It Happen”Let’s be real, most Web3 apps promise a lot and deliver... meh. But STEPN? It’s one of the few that actually does something different, and kinda brilliant. The idea is simple but powerful: walk, jog, or run with a pair of NFT sneakers, and earn crypto while doing it. That’s not just gamification; that’s real-world motivation turned into a Web3 economy. Wild. What I like most about STEPN is how it blends fitness, fun, and finance without feeling scammy. They’ve got a legit app, actual users, and mechanics that make sense, like token burns for shoe repairs or upgrades. Plus, the partnerships with brands like adidas and G-SHOCK? That’s not just hype, it’s real-world traction. Sure, the token prices go up and down (what doesn't in crypto?), but the fact that they’ve kept the app evolving, cut back on inflation, and kept people moving? That’s impressive. It’s not just about earning, it’s about building a healthier habit and a more sustainable ecosystem. Bottom line? STEPN is one of the rare Web3 projects that actually gets you off your ass, and rewards you for it. Pretty cool combo.
on STEPN · 1586· 1y ago4
on STEPN · 1586· 1y ago4“Murdoch’s Got the Vibes, But What’s the Substance?”@TheGodMurdoch is one of those names that’s become kind of unavoidable in crypto Twitter, especially if you’re even remotely plugged into the meme coin, NFT, or general degen scene. He brings vibe, chaos, and culture, and you know what? That matters. In a space filled with threads pretending to be whitepapers and projects begging for engagement, Murdoch just gets it. His content is sharp, often hilarious, and perfectly tuned to the attention span of Web3. But here’s the thing: Sometimes it feels like it’s all vibe, no roadmap. For someone with this much reach, the line between “hype engine” and “actual contributor” can get blurry. Is he just here to amplify noise? Or is there a longer-term thesis somewhere in the memes? That said, it’s hard to ignore the impact. Projects he supports tend to blow up. His community is loud, loyal, and seems genuinely entertained (which, let’s be honest, is a utility in itself in this space).
on Murdoch · 1644· 1y ago · neutral3
on Murdoch · 1644· 1y ago · neutral3‹ Back19 of 19 · most upvoted first