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17 reviews, 100% of them positive.100% positive · 17 reviews· Influence factor 10, above 2% of accountsThe record
From 5 activities · Jul 2026A dedicated Web3 builder and APE maxi with deep expertise across Apechain, Polymarket, Somnia, and Yuga Labs ecosystems. Known for consistent, early engagement—testing features, providing real feedback, and creating useful content rather than chasing clout. Combines raw degen energy with genuine ecosystem contribution, staying active and adding value long after others fade.
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Received · 17Given · 63“Where Yappers turn noise into signals”Kaito feels less like a search box and more like a live map of crypto talk. The Yapper leaderboard adds a competitive layer, and top Kaito yappers keep surfacing threads and research that actually matter, not just memes. I set topics like InfoFi and Hyperliquid and started seeing relevant posts early enough to act, which is the point. The interface is simple, alerts arrive on time, and the context around each topic helps filter the clutter. It is the tool I open when I want human curation to meet machine speed
on Kaito AI 🌊 · 1841· 1y ago14
on Kaito AI 🌊 · 1841· 1y ago14“Energy that pushes you forward”What stands out about him is the drive he brings into every discussion. Since we first crossed paths at the CS2 major in Shanghai, I ve seen how he is always on the lookout for the next thing in crypto. Its less about sitting back and more about experimenting, testing, and actually using the tools he talks about. When he mentioned Berachain, it wasnt just “check this project,” it was already paired with practical ways to dive in. That kind of hands-on energy keeps people around him motivated, and its a big reason I enjoy keeping in touch
on 0xDanya 🚢 · 1300· 1y ago11
on 0xDanya 🚢 · 1300· 1y ago11“Cutting through the SocialFi noise”0xSeptember takes a scalpel to SocialFi incentives and the grind culture that comes with them. He argues for simple posts and real conversations, and backs it with hands on examples, including how early Arbitrum farming exposed gamed metrics. His rule of thumb is pragmatic: sell after the drop and keep a small conviction stack only if you truly believe. Despite the skepticism, 0xSeptember is an Abstract believer, which shows he values products that build utility over hype. The result is a feed that reads like field notes from the trenches rather than engagement bait.
on 0xSeptember 🐮 · 1297· 1y ago13
on 0xSeptember 🐮 · 1297· 1y ago13“From gamer to web3 explorer”andrich might call himself a web3 newbie, but his posts already show a sharp curiosity for new trends like InfoFI Hes a software engineer and a gamer, and that mix comes through in the way he writes: part analysis, part humor, and sometimes just pure shitposting. I noticed how he digs into projects like YourTime that connect back to HyperLiquid, showing he s not afraid to look for gems early. Even when he jokes about not dropping “value bombs” yet, the perspective he shares makes it worth keeping up with his journey into web3
on andrich · 1302· 1y ago10
on andrich · 1302· 1y ago10“Conviction Over Hype”I pay attention to Adam because his support for Yuga and Otherside looks like conviction, not a trade. He is one of the biggest holders of Otherdeeds and he treats those assets like a long term bet rather than inventory. When he stepped in to take on the HV-MTL collection, it felt like a move to build toward the Otherside future instead of chasing a quick headline. The Golden Key buy told the same story: he is comfortable putting real skin in the game when he believes it matters. He comes across less like a flipper and more like an operator with patience, which is rare in this market and exactly why his moves carry weight for me.
on Adam Weitsman · 1465· 1y ago12
on Adam Weitsman · 1465· 1y ago12“Turning a series into a Web3 experience”For someone who watched the show and felt how it pushed boundaries, seeing that energy translated into Web3 is something different. The community feels like a mix of fans and crypto natives, which gives it a unique vibe compared to most projects. I am keeping an eye on where this goes, because tying one of the most thought provoking series to a live ecosystem has the potential to be more than just a token drop.
on blackmirror_xp · 1514· 1y ago16
on blackmirror_xp · 1514· 1y ago16“Builders front and center”Spencer comes across as a clear operator around ApeChain and the $APE ecosystem, mixing BD work with steady public updates. His posts focus on getting real tools in front of creators, like bringing ApeChain data to Dune so teams can track on-chain activity without guesswork. I like that he talks timelines and adoption rather than empty hype, which fits the role of someone knitting partnerships together. The tone is direct and optimistic, and it pushes the conversation toward shipping rather than slogans. If you are following how ApeCoin culture turns into products, his feed is a useful checkpoint
on Spencer · 1255· 1y ago11
on Spencer · 1255· 1y ago11“Shipping Products”James Hall is best known as a Yuga Labs engineering lead, shows his work in public through GobsOnApe, where small experiments turn into tools the community actually uses. I like how he treats it as a living project, not a one time drop, with updates that make utility feel real. He is also part of the ApeCoin growth effort under the R.A.I.D strategy, which explains the way he connects creators, users, and $APE into one flow. The tone stays practical and calm, even when the feed gets noisy. Over time that mix of hands on shipping and clear strategy made his updates a reliable checkpoint for me.
on James Hall ✋ 🍌 · 1872· 1y ago37
on James Hall ✋ 🍌 · 1872· 1y ago37“ZSC DAO founder”I became a member of ZSC DAO more than a month ago, and in such a short time I felt how quickly one can develop working in a team. Atlantis is the creator of all this, I am glad to be part of this community and I hope that we will be able to work productively in the future
on Atlantis liquidity · 1300· 11mo ago8
on Atlantis liquidity · 1300· 11mo ago8“Raffle workhorse”I first ran into Alphabot while joining allowlist raffles and it quickly felt like the tool most projects default to. It runs across web, Discord, and Twitter with wallet connect, anti-bot checks, and flexible entry rules, so raffles do not turn into a spamfest. The docs and live pages make it clear why it is everywhere: big communities lean on it, notifications are built in, and setup is fast. Launched in 2022 by Billytheape and The Ape List, it has grown into a platform with its own token and ecosystem rather than a simple giveaway bot
on Alphabot · 1288· 1y ago14
on Alphabot · 1288· 1y ago14“A versatile person”Pixel doesn't have "Nakamoto" in its name for nothing, it's a true Bitcoin Maxi, understands nft degen vibes, which is very close to me, and is just a great guy, well versed in the blockchain tech, you can always discuss current news with him
on Pixel Nakamoto · 1287· 1y ago9
on Pixel Nakamoto · 1287· 1y ago9“OtherGames”One of the hosts of "OtherGames" in Otherside by Yuga Labs, with his team has successfully organized 3 games, in which from 100 to 250 people participated, unfortunately, I was not able to take part in the second games, but I am looking forward to the next events
on Makaveli💺 · 1305· 1y ago6
on Makaveli💺 · 1305· 1y ago6