"Marina — where SocialFi meets soul"

I’ve been watching Marina’s journey since the early Virtuals and Farcaster days, and she never missed a beat. She was one of the first to spotlight $ENJOR and $IMAGINE before they hit wider attention, and her takes on projects like Zora and Kitana always come with real conviction — not copy-paste narratives. She’s deep in SocialFi, InfoFi, and early dev tools — yet her content doesn’t feel preachy. It feels alive. Whether she’s breaking down ZK mechanics in plain English or just vibing with the Farcaster crowd, you know it’s coming from someone who gets the space and actually cares about it. If you're navigating the blur of early-stage Web3, Marina’s feed is like a warm signal in all the noise. Insightful, community-first, and never afraid to be a bit weird in the best way possible.