
In the Web3 space, he's like an "on-chain kerosene lamp," always illuminating crossroads for newbies groping in the dark. Last time someone saved their private key in chat history, he created a "digital safe" notebook template overnight, teaching backups using the old-fashioned method of "hiding passbooks at home"; when DeFi lending APY couldn't be calculated clearly, he brought out a market scale weight—"It's like buying oranges, first look at the unit price (interest rate) and then calculate the weight of the basket (handling fee)." The most amazing thing is that he created an "on-chain first aid kit" USB drive, loaded with anti-phishing plugins and mnemonic generators for each public chain, and stuffed new people with "digital band-aids," saying it was "the Web3 world's essential medicine," as reliable as a perpetually synchronized full node, turning every smart contract into a warm compass in the hash jungle.
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