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41 reviews, 100% of them positive.100% positive · 41 reviews· Influence factor 1, above 0% of accountsThe record
From 15 activities · Apr 2026Anna blends visual storytelling with genuine crypto expertise, mixing photography and travel content with sharp takes on NFTs, AI, and blockchain projects like BlackMirror and Drip Haus. Known for clear, accessible explanations without hype, real research, and authentic community engagement across Discord and Twitter—she's equally comfortable discussing on-chain activities, p2e games, and complex ideas while keeping things grounded and human.
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Received · 41Given · 73“An inspiring conversationalist and a reliable guide in the world of cryptocurrencies”I first came across runn3rr about a year ago on Farcaster. What caught my eye were his posts about Ping Network, and they really drew me in — enough to start following the project more closely. Over time, we ended up diving deeper together into Desktop Node, which led to a lot of discussions and back-and-forth ideas.
on runn3rrr · 1506· 1y ago18
on runn3rrr · 1506· 1y ago18“From FantasyTop Decks to Monad Worlds with Keone Hon”Keone Hon is easily my favorite hero in FantasyTop — he never lets me down and always has a place of honor in my decks, especially if you follow him and read his posts. Thanks to him, I first learned about the Monad testnet and spent some time diving into it. He often shares insights on the technical side — things like how HFT technology is being introduced into blockchain or how asynchronous execution works. Some of that is pretty advanced for me, but I still appreciate learning about it. What I really enjoy are his posts about games in the Monad network and NFTs — that side feels more accessible and fun. I’ve grown to love Monad for its amazing universe of fantastic little creatures, and Keone’s updates make it even better.
on Keone Hon · 1861· 1y ago18
on Keone Hon · 1861· 1y ago18“"Barkas" fully understands complex cryptocurrency concepts”"Barkas" is someone who can take a complex topic and explain it in a way that even someone who is not tech-savvy can understand. Recently, he explained why 90% of people avoid dealing with blockchain -simply because it's too complicated. Using the example of CircuitAI from SelvLabs, he showed how artificial intelligence agents simplify and automate DeFi, and I found this article really interesting. After that, Pavel recommended trying @ConsumerFi, where every click, transaction, social media post, or even your data can be turned into income and he explained it in accessible and understandable language. I also liked how he talked about what @arcdotfun is and why the $Arc token matters. And what's especially valuable is that he really answers thoughtful questions.
on barkas.eth | ETHGas ⛽ · 1329· 1y ago18
on barkas.eth | ETHGas ⛽ · 1329· 1y ago18“Together with Dmytro, we will create new ideas.”This summer, Dima introduced me to Wallchain Quacks, and I immediately fell in love with the project's concept. It's not just about activity or likes for the sake of likes, but about high-quality content, and that's immediately noticeable. This approach imbues participation with meaning and motivates people to do something with their hearts. Now, he and I often discuss how to earn more Quacks by sharing our discoveries and ideas. Recently, we even discussed in detail the best platforms for launching-Buildlpad, KaitoAI, Legion, CoinList-and identified the strongest and most promising ones for future collaboration. It's always interesting to talk with Dima-he has a keen sense of ideas and inspires you to move forward.
on Dmytro V7 🇺🇦 · 1377· 1y ago22
on Dmytro V7 🇺🇦 · 1377· 1y ago22“Loot Project is a huge world created by the community itself.”I have been following Loot with pleasure since last year. It's not just an NFT project, it's a platform for creativity, for inventing, building, and inspiring. Even if you don't buy anything, just reading, watching, and participating is interesting. If you like projects where your imagination can play a role as important as technology, Loot is sure to become a favorite.
on Loot · 1570· 1y ago16
on Loot · 1570· 1y ago16“Exploring the Monad Universe Together”We first found common ground in the Monad testnet and in this universe, there’s room for everyone. On his recommendation, I visited the MonadNomadsNFT gallery, and honestly, it was amazing. Sinder also breaks down the technical side of Monad really well, and we had a great chat about the latest update. He even suggested reaching out to @ChogNFT for tips if you’re a beginner artist. It’s rare to meet someone who combines solid technical knowledge with a genuine interest in helping others explore the space.
on sinder · 1195· 1y ago16
on sinder · 1195· 1y ago16“accumulate $QUACKS and be among those who help the community grow”I'm really interested in quacks.app - the idea that content is valued not for the impact of a quick like, but for its meaning, discussion, and mission-it's something I've long wanted to see. I like that the project focuses on recognition; that it's important not just to be famous, but also to play a role.
on Wallchain Quacks · 1548· 1y ago15
on Wallchain Quacks · 1548· 1y ago15“Best memories and new horizons with nofadsec”I've known nofadsec since the cool Prime Fest event at Huobi. We explored the mechanics of PrimeBox together, discussed token listings on PrimeList, had fun, and even made a little money-great memories. Then she got me into pixel art on Aptos; we still treasure those canvases as little artifacts of that time. Now we're both at a different pace-building our reputation on Ethos, learning how reviews, guarantors, and trading on their marketplace work. I appreciate that with nofadsec there's always something to talk about and reminisce about: it's been a long, interesting journey, and definitely worth it.
on nofad · 1308· 1y ago15
on nofad · 1308· 1y ago15“Advice that you appreciate over time”I stumbled upon frost.crypto while searching for information about project02, and came across his Telegram channel VermWeb3. He analyzed the project in detail, expressed his opinion, and even warned that it was not worth participating in. Of course, I decided to try it my way - and now I'm sitting here with $Mats coins, wondering what to do with them. What I found useful about frost.crypto is that he doesn't just share news, but also pays a lot of attention to practical advice - especially on how to manage your X account wisely to make it easier to participate in SocialFi and InfoFi projects such as Kaito and Xeet. His approach helps you see cryptocurrency not just as a set of tokens, but as an ecosystem where reputation and strategy matter.
on 0xfrost · 1270· 1y ago15
on 0xfrost · 1270· 1y ago15“BadBunnz-The Punk Spirit of MegaETH”I am wildly enthusiastic about the Bad Bunnz collection. It's much more than just another cute PFP; it reminds me of CryptoPunks, but for the MegaETH era. Holding a BadBunnz NFT feels like the smoothest way to step into the MegaETH ecosystem. What I love most the community doesn’t panic when the market dips. They just keep stacking quietly. If short-term volatility shakes you out, you might end up missing the real entry point.
on Bad Bunnz · 1610· 1y ago15
on Bad Bunnz · 1610· 1y ago15“like a card in fantasytop - not always stable, everything else requires praise”DCF GOD is a name that makes you think “strategy and support,” not just hype and a quick snapshot. I’ll keep an eye on how it moves forward - and I think it could be a great example of an investor who thinks about stability, not just immediate profits.
on DCF GOD · 1815· 1y ago15
on DCF GOD · 1815· 1y ago15“The Power of Santiago's Ideas”I can honestly say that Santiago R. Santos' posts have taught me a lot. He always has a way of explaining complex things in simple terms. For example, his idea that cryptocurrency should be "invisible" to users in order for it to be widely adopted really resonated with me - it's a really practical and realistic view. It was especially interesting to read his thoughts on DePIN. Before that, I perceived this area as something niche, but after his explanations, it became clear that this is where there is huge potential to change entire industries. His approach is inspiring, he doesn't just talk in theory, but shows how it can work in practice. For me, Santiago is not just an influencer, but also a source of ideas that help to take a new look at cryptocurrency and its development.
on Santiago R Santos · 1840· 1y ago15
on Santiago R Santos · 1840· 1y ago15