"A gaming buddy and a discussion partner"

I first met him in Seismic, where we happened to be placed on the same team for an MLBB gaming event. From the start, he came across as someone who was friendly, easygoing, and genuinely fun to be around. His sense of humor made every match more enjoyable, and it didn’t take long before our interactions moved beyond the game itself. We often ended up chatting late into the night in the discussion room—sometimes about random things, sometimes about serious topics. Those conversations became something I looked forward to, especially because he always offered thoughtful perspectives wrapped in a lighthearted, pleasant tone. As time went on, I realized he had strong potential in the web3 space. His understanding wasn’t just technical; he had a real grasp of where the ecosystem was heading and how different technologies could evolve. Our occasional discussions about the future of web3 were always insightful, and I respected how he could break down complex ideas into simple, relatable explanations. Beyond gaming and tech, he was also incredibly skilled in the world of art. His creative work stood out—clean, expressive, and impactful. The content he produced wasn’t only visually appealing but also well-written, structured, and easy to follow. It showed a blend of creativity and clarity that not everyone has. Overall, he wasn’t just a teammate; he was a great discussion partner, a talented creator, and someone with both potential and personality—someone easy to appreciate and hard to forget.