"Blending community vibes with onchain data"

I met him about half a year ago, and since then I’ve seen him put more effort into building his Twitter. He follows Aptos, Linea, Solana, and also looks closely at projects on top like Metamask, Jupiter, Memeland and Avantis. What I like is that he doesn’t just analyze numbers, he also brings in social-fi and Arkham, which makes it easier to see both the community side and the on chain side of things. In his posts he often connects metrics with real activity. For example, tracking token flows through Arkham while also showing how active the community is on Discord or Twitter. This gives a fuller picture not just cold stats, but also the mood around a project. When he talks about Linea or Solana, it’s not just “TVL is growing,” but who’s actually using it, where the money is moving, and how engaged people are. Outside of crypto he’s into basketball, coffee, and traveling to unusual places more Lebanon and South Africa . On Twitter that shows up in the way he writes direct, sometimes playful. It makes his posts feel authentic and easy to relate to.