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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.
What people say
Received · 17Given · 63“Clear Voice on Hyperliquid and Beyond”I met degmonk once at a small crypto meetup, and what stuck with me was how easily he explained Hyperliquid to people hearing about it for the first time. Online he keeps the same tone, sharp takes, but easy to follow, even when the topic gets technical. He is primed by KaitoAI and involved with Uprising Labs, yet its the way he breaks down Hyperliquid that really caught my attention. The mix of real-life passion and consistent posting makes his presence stand out in a space that often feels overcrowded
on degmonk · 1289· 1y ago11
on degmonk · 1289· 1y ago11“Community playgrounds on Otherside”Other Games feels like a live arcade inside Otherside where players show up for weekly challenges, raffles, and custom modes. They run hosted events with prizes in $APE and NFTs. I like the small touches, like badges for specific communities and map variations that keep things fresh. The timing is good too, since Otherside has been rolling out new playable experiences, which gives Other Games more room to experiment.
on Other Games · 1190· 1y ago5
on Other Games · 1190· 1y ago5“Community energy around ApeChain”Dilly Dilly comes across as a hands-on operator for the Ape ecosystem, now serving as Partner Success on ApeChain and keeping updates practical rather than loud. His BAYC roots and steady interest in Otherside give his posts a clear culture anchor, which is why notes about tools like Glyph onboarding feel grounded in real use. The bio is playful, but the work points to a straightforward goal help creators and users ship on ApeChain and make $APE activity easier to track and act on
on Dilly Dilly · 1282· 1y ago5
on Dilly Dilly · 1282· 1y ago5“BORED OTHERSIDE ❤️”I joined BORED OTHERSIDE about a year ago and wish I had found it earlier. Marcel built the largest CIS community dedicated to Yuga Labs, and it shows in the quality of conversation and the pace of updates across BAYC, MAYC, and Otherside. The chat feels friendly and well run, with people who help each other instead of chasing hype. Posts arrive daily, the information is current, and the presentation makes key points easy to act on. Over time the community became my go to place for Yuga news, and Marcel is the reason the atmosphere stays positive and informed
on Marcel 🦍 · 1248· 1y ago5
on Marcel 🦍 · 1248· 1y ago5“NFTs turn into worlds”Otherside always felt different because it was not just about holding NFTs but about stepping into a bigger world. I remember watching the first demo and realizing how much potential there was in seeing collections like BAYC and MAYC come alive as avatars. Over time the project kept building toward that vision, with tests and events that showed it is more than a concept. Being part of it makes the idea of NFTs as playable characters feel real, not just a promise
on Othersidemeta · 1416· 1y ago5
on Othersidemeta · 1416· 1y ago5“Free Diamonds”As an active user and participant of ApeChain, I got the opportunity to mint them for free, usually free mint collections have two paths, either a quick fade after the start, or building a strong community, and here the second option clearly happened
on Mintotaurs · 1509· 1y ago11
on Mintotaurs · 1509· 1y ago11“Smooth Experience Backed by Real Utility”I ve been using the Solayer Card for a few months now, and honestly its been one of the most reliable tools I ve tried. Payments go through without issues, the interface feels simple, and it just works the way you’d want a card to. What makes Solayer stand out is that it connects DeFi with everyday spending in a way that doesnt feel clunky. It’s not just about the tech, its about having something I actually use week after week and still enjoy. In a market full of experiments, Solayer has managed to deliver something practical.
on Solayer (mainnet arc) · 1315· 1y ago5
on Solayer (mainnet arc) · 1315· 1y ago5“BAYC more than just apes on a screen”I still remember the first time I saw a Bored Ape PFP in 2021 and thought, why is everyone going crazy over this? A few weeks later I ended up in a late-night call where half the people already had apes and were joking about yacht parties like it was real. Thats when it clicked for me BAYC wasnt just about NFTs, it was about belonging to something. Over time the community proved it, from crazy Twitter spaces to actual events where the vibes felt closer to a festival than a crypto meetup. Love it or hate it, BAYC set the tone for how culture and crypto can collide
on Bored Ape Yacht Club 🍌 · 1799· 1y ago13
on Bored Ape Yacht Club 🍌 · 1799· 1y ago13“Not only a soulmate, but a”web3 guy who has proven his reputation by the time I spent with him in our mutual community, 24/7 on chain builder and in addition to being friendly and responsive, he, like me, supports Liverpool F. C. hopefully i ll visit Anfield with him one day Treble guaranteed this season(i hope) YNWA
on anfield_dog · 1308· 1y ago7
on anfield_dog · 1308· 1y ago7“The First Step Into Market Data”CoinMarketCap is usually the first place people go when they start checking crypto prices. I remember using it to track Bitcoin and Ethereum before I even understood how wallets worked. Over time it became more than a simple price list, with rankings, categories, and educational content that helped me find new projects. Even now, when there are many alternatives, CoinMarketCap remains a simple and reliable way to see what is happening in the market at a glance.
on CoinMarketCap · 1766· 1y ago10
on CoinMarketCap · 1766· 1y ago10“Anime culture here”Azuki has always stood out for the way it blends clean anime inspired art with a strong community vibe. I remember the first time I saw someone use an Azuki as their profile pic and it instantly felt different from most NFT projects. Over time the brand grew into something bigger, with events, collabs, and even physical drops that gave holders more than just a JPEG. What makes Azuki interesting is how it manages to feel like both a collectible and a lifestyle brand at the same time. In a space where many projects lose momentum, Azuki keeps finding ways to stay relevant
on Azuki · 1743· 1y ago10
on Azuki · 1743· 1y ago10“Scaling That Actually Works”Arbitrum has been one of the few scaling solutions that doesnt just live in whitepapers but shows up in daily use. I remember the first time I bridged over and was surprised how smooth everything felt compared to mainnet. Over time more DeFi protocols and NFT projects have made Arbitrum their home, which says a lot about the trust developers put into it. The ecosystem feels less like an experiment and more like real infrastructure that people can build on. In a space full of promises, Arbitrum is one of the rare cases where the delivery speaks for itself.
on Arbitrum · 1893· 1y ago9
on Arbitrum · 1893· 1y ago9
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