"A Passionate Builder and Guide in Web3"

What I really appreciate about Taha’s profile is how he manages to combine his own journey as a student and trader with genuine contributions to the Web3 space. His posts about Anoma aren’t just updates they feel like personal experiences shared with the community. From climbing the Anoma leaderboard to experimenting with Garapon spins, he shows both the excitement and the challenges of being an active participant. That honesty makes his content relatable and motivating. At the same time, he doesn’t limit himself to a single ecosystem. I’ve discovered projects like Rialo and IntentSwap thanks to his detailed explanations, which highlight why these ideas matter beyond just hype. Following him feels like having a reliable friend in CT who not only shares opportunities but also adds context and insight. Personally, I’ve learned a lot from his posts, and I admire the balance he strikes between exploring, educating, and inspiring. His profile is definitely one I’m glad to follow.