"Abstract Pulse and Genuine Beat"

I still remember one of the first chats I had with Andrii - we ended up laughing about how testnets sometimes feel like mini-games that crash right when you’re about to win. That’s his style: even when the tech side gets messy, he finds a way to turn it into a story worth telling. He’s not just a passerby in Web3, he’s someone who digs into the details. Whether it’s holding and curating pieces on OpenSea or diving into the idea of chain abstraction, Andrii treats it less like “work” and more like an adventure. That mindset is rare - it makes the whole space feel less sterile and more alive. And then there’s his streaming. You don’t get the polished “perfect image” - you get the actual person, thinking out loud, cracking jokes, sometimes even shaking his head at the chaos. That’s exactly why people stick around: because it feels real. For me, Andrii is proof that being genuine pays off. He mixes curiosity with honesty, tech knowledge with everyday humor. It’s the kind of balance you don’t forget once you see it.