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34 reviews, 97% of them positive.97% positive · 34 reviews· Influence factor 0, above 0% of accountsWhat people say
Received · 34Given · 135“Lightweight but reliable”You see before you a project that has been holding on for a long time. Litecoin has been around since 2011. It opens blocks quickly, alerts without high fees. These qualities make it a reliable medium for everyday transfers, and you feel it in the community It's branched out from Bitcoin but works differently. Scrypt mining, 2.5-minute blocks, limited issuance. That's the simplicity and power of LTC, aside from the technology there is no extra noise There was a recent attack on X-account. Brief hack, the post disappeared. The team quickly regained control. This showed how important it is to keep an eye on security in Web3, and Litecoin responded admirably The community appreciates Litecoin for its stability and straightforwardness. There's no unnecessary pathos here. It's a network classic that works - and you feel it on a daily basis
on Litecoin · 1647· 1y ago9
on Litecoin · 1647· 1y ago9“Anonymous master of pixel worlds and Web3 insights”He's like an invisible director for the community. He's building GLHFers and Gigaverse, simple but degenerate-friendly RPGs on Abstract. Games with pixelated graphics, constant meta changes, and unexpected twists and turns. NFT's ROMs sold out in minutes. It all comes to life in front of your feed There's no pathos in his posts. He writes about the phases of attention in the NFT world, how founders miscommunicate, and the power of community. He engages, discussing mechanics like fishing in the Gigaverse, and the importance of emotional intelligence. It's not just a product presentation, but a conversation with you, in your language He remains anonymous, but earns trust through actions. He came from Stripe and moved on to Web3, without a LinkedIn resume. He shares how to build without promises and with real results. With him, you feel like the Web3 story is being written here - and you're part of it
on Dith · 1921· 1y ago14
on Dith · 1921· 1y ago14“ETF edukator между рынком и регуляцией”Он делает ставку на образование не хайп. Посты Nate часто разбирают ETF, крипто-регулирование, прогнозы по движению рынка, но так, чтобы любой мог понять. Ещё одна его сильная сторона приглашение экспертов и создание рамок, где финансовые профессии и индивидуальные инвесторы могут учиться. Он не просто говорит, а конструирует площадки для знаний.
on Nate Geraci · 1629· 1y ago8
on Nate Geraci · 1629· 1y ago8“взгляд со стороны”Defidot позиционирует себя как новый инструмент для DeFi-пользователей, обещая упростить доступ к доходности и автоматизировать многие процессы. На первый взгляд, проект старается работать над прозрачностью: публичные каналы активны, команда часто делится апдейтами, а интерфейс выглядит достаточно понятным даже для новичков. Тем не менее, настороженность вызывает момент с изменением распределения для инвесторов. Изначально проект заявлял одну модель, но затем условия были пересмотрены. В подобных случаях всегда возникают вопросы.
on Defi App · 1588· 1y ago · neutral9
on Defi App · 1588· 1y ago · neutral9“аналитик с ончейна”Hunter Solaire публикует эссе и статьи про onchain, делится тем, что он узнал, пытается помочь командам решать проблемы. У него приличная аудитория 28K+, и видно, что его читают не просто ради хайпа.
on Hunter Solaire ᵍᵐ · 1901· 1y ago11
on Hunter Solaire ᵍᵐ · 1901· 1y ago11“Скуп на посты, но меткий на юмор”Он нечасто делает посты, но его юмор на тему криптовалюты и мировой ситуации заставляет меня улыбаться. Он явно делает это очень метко
on ak · 2195· 1y ago · neutral18
on ak · 2195· 1y ago · neutral18“Ethereum's Voice You Can't Miss!”I stumbled upon Anthony's podcast over a year ago when he dropped a rare episode that wasn’t just about Ethereum the tech but Ethereum the culture. Since then I haven’t missed a single one. There’s something different about how he approaches this space. No cheap hype. No forced optimism. Just steady, clear thinking from someone who’s been through enough cycles to know what really matters. Sometimes it feels like he’s living a few blocks ahead of time. When he talks about Ethereum reaching a 100 trillion valuation, it doesn’t come off as a moonboy prediction. It sounds like someone who has mapped out the logic and seen the signs early. He doesn’t sell you a dream. He hands you a compass. What I appreciate most is how tuned in he is to the culture of ETH. Not just DeFi or L2s or tech specs. The actual soul of the ecosystem. The memes. The oldschool pain of 2018. The ironic optimism. The inside jokes only early Telegram chats would get. Sometimes his humor carries more truth than most research threads out there. For me his podcast isn’t just about learning. It’s like tuning into a radio broadcast from a parallel Ethereum future. It helps keep the noise out, the signal strong, and the mind grounded. If anyone ever makes a documentary about the history of Web3, Anthony’s voice better be in the first 10 seconds.
on sassal.eth/acc 🦇🔊 · 1890· 1y ago8
on sassal.eth/acc 🦇🔊 · 1890· 1y ago8“thoughtful voice in venture and crypto”управляющий партнёр в фонде Dragonfly. Он часто говорит о фундаментальных вещах: как устроены экономики, как развиваются рынки, почему крипто-продуктам важно думать о пользе, а не только о росте. Долгосрочная перспектива с упором на полезность продукта, вот что по истине важно.
on Haseeb Qureshi ＞|＜ · 1837· 1y ago7
on Haseeb Qureshi ＞|＜ · 1837· 1y ago7“This bot clearly has its bad days and some serious issues with its programmable head.”I honestly don't understand for what reason or how it determines ai text, but after putting effort into writing my review, this bot decided to write me a negative review. I would understand if there were facts and a clear understanding of why it was left, BUT this bot allows itself to insult the user and unreasonably give a negative review, written personally for the user. To say that this bot has a lot of mistakes is not to say anything.
on Eros Agent · 441· 1y ago · negative7
on Eros Agent · 441· 1y ago · negative7“A locational voice about the marketplace”His posts were always built on straightforwardness: he talked openly about entries, stop losses and exits, removing room for speculation. This approach made him stand out among the many voices on crypto Twitter When he announced his exit from the market, it didn't seem like an abdication of responsibility. On the contrary, the community saw it as a continuation of his line of not promising what he wasn't willing to stand by. People appreciated that he put principles and personal energy above quick profits
on Evanss6 · 1680· 1y ago8
on Evanss6 · 1680· 1y ago8“threadsmith of Web3”Lamboland writes threads like a curator of crypto history. He stitches together the info that matters the hype, the fails, the comebacks and serves it with clarity and wit
on Lamboland · 1832· 1y ago10
on Lamboland · 1832· 1y ago10“charts that talk, without the fluff”brings clarity to the NFT world with data, not drama. As self-declared “Crypto + NFT stats, charts, and takes” and Chief Chart Officer at @memeland, he's wired for numbers, not hype His work isn’t just academic. He called out a massive NPM supply chain hack early I would strongly recommend not signing any crypto transactions right now. That kind of heads-up doesn’t cloak in fear, but in insight
on Stats · 1999· 1y ago9
on Stats · 1999· 1y ago9