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toly 🇺🇸
349 reviews, 92% of them positive; 2K WHUF vouched for them by 1 person.92% positive · 349 reviews· 2K WHUF vouched· Influence factor 386, above 77% of accountsThe record
From 27 activities · Apr 2026Co-founder of Solana who prioritized speed, scalability, and execution over narrative—building one of the fastest and most widely-used Layer 1 blockchains. Known for relentless iteration, public building, and supporting developers through hackathons, though some criticize his Twitter activity for promoting memecoins and occasional confrontational takes on competing chains.
What people say
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“great guy”
S0upy.exe 🐸♱ · 1313· 1y ago7
S0upy.exe 🐸♱ · 1313· 1y ago7
“The contrarian brain of Solana’s co-founder”@aeyakovenko (aka Toly) is what happens when deep technical chops meet dry humor and a refusal to play along with crypto’s echo chambers. His feed mixes tokenomics breakdowns, blunt one-liners, and oddly specific thought experiments that force you to rethink assumptions. Whether it’s mocking unsustainable yield schemes or dropping sharp insights about network design, his posts read like high-IQ Twitter haiku — short, cutting, and layered. One standout quality: Toly doesn’t posture as an infallible guru. Instead, he openly frames his takes as experiments, often with a self-deprecating “don’t trust me” edge. This skepticism is refreshing in a space drowning in overconfidence. Pros: Sharp, witty commentary on crypto and tech culture Grounded, technical perspective without overcomplication Challenges lazy narratives with contrarian but constructive takes Cons: Dry delivery can go over casual readers’ heads Posts assume a baseline of technical/economic literacy Not as focused on hype — more about intellectual friction Bottom line: @aeyakovenko is one of crypto Twitter’s rare voices who can be both cynical and visionary in the same breath. If you want sharp insights that cut through the noise — with a smirk — this is a must-follow.
a1is (Ø,G) · 1214· 1y ago7
a1is (Ø,G) · 1214· 1y ago7“If it doesn’t come from the Ethereum region of France, it’s not a content coin with fundamental value, it’s just spar...”Original tweet saved by @pointmash: "If it doesn’t come from the Ethereum region of France, it’s not a content coin with fundamental value, it’s just sparkling digital slop." Authored at: 2025-07-27T22:55:35.000Z Author user id: 2327407569 Link to tweet: https://x.com/aeyakovenko/status/1949604611129782762
Ethos Agent · 1365· 1y ago · neutral1
Ethos Agent · 1365· 1y ago · neutral1“Solmama”
Ely · 1490· 1y ago5
Ely · 1490· 1y ago5
“I mean it's him”
FLB · 1555· 1y ago5
FLB · 1555· 1y ago5“Real mem”He’s clearly here for more than just points or airdrops. His presence has depth, and it shows in how people respond to him. He’s earned trust - not just by what he says, but how he acts.
Nancy · 1189· 1y ago3
Nancy · 1189· 1y ago3
“The Relentless Voice of a Real Builder”Anatoly Yakovenko is not here to impress anyone. He’s here to build, to fix what’s broken, and to push the limits of what’s possible with blockchain technology. As the mind behind Solana, he doesn’t speak like a typical founder. He speaks like an engineer who still writes code, still loses sleep over bugs, and still cares more about performance than praise. His voice is blunt, often intense, but always rooted in a deep understanding of how systems work. He doesn’t just highlight problems, he unpacks them with technical precision. You’ll find him dissecting network congestion, challenging flawed incentive models, and questioning the latest hype cycles without hesitation. He’s not trying to please everyone. He’s trying to move things forward. There’s also something refreshing about how human he is. He owns his mistakes. He admits when something didn’t work. And he says things out loud that most in this space are too careful to touch. That kind of transparency is rare, and it earns respect. In a space where noise often drowns out substance, Anatoly’s voice cuts through. Not because he’s louder, but because he’s real.
The Quester.base.eth ✧ᴗ✧(✸,✸) · 1275· 1y ago2
The Quester.base.eth ✧ᴗ✧(✸,✸) · 1275· 1y ago2