"A Supportive Web3 Friend"

I first came across Anonymous about a month ago during a friendly AMA session on Twitter. He was hosting the space, and I happened to be listening in. Eventually, I got the chance to speak, and that’s where our conversation really started. From the beginning, he struck me as a trustworthy guy with a genuinely good personality—that’s what I liked most about him. You’ll often find him quietly tuning into different spaces, just listening to what others have to say. He doesn’t speak often, but when he does, it’s always with real knowledge and thoughtful explanations—something you don’t come across very often these days. He’s also someone who constantly shares alpha and stays engaged with new, solid projects. Over time, I’ve come to see him as a good friend. Honestly, I’m glad I had the chance to meet someone like him.