"Egor the tomato"

I've known Egor for a long time, since the days when he was just starting out with the community, and since then he has really grown into a serious guy who knows his stuff not only in art but also in building projects. It's clear that he's on top of things and constantly exploring new directions, trying himself in different roles, and always sharing what he's learned. It's easy to communicate with him because he's open and not stingy with information. If he sees that he can help, he'll immediately suggest something and provide a link or his own opinion. It's great that he hasn't stuck in one place but is moving forward, testing new tools, and simultaneously building the community around him. He combines creativity and hard work, and that's what makes him really valuable in the web3 movement. It's interesting to develop and simply discuss ideas with people like him.