@0xEtherlect
Not just a builder, but someone who has already shown solid judgment under pressure
I know etherlect since the blast era, he was building blastr and was managing a lot of user funds. When I have a tech question I often come ask him in DMs and he always takes the time to answer :)
Developed the Blastr platform which was a refundable nft app that pulled some fairly sizable investments which he managed fairly and securely. Also well known for spotting a vulnerability on the blast chain that could have been exploited for tens of millions.
Etherlect built and managed Blastr on Blast, the iconic refundable NFT exchange. It managed tens of millions of $ of user funds safely without incident. Last year he found a critical bug in the Blast blockchain that allowed anyone to drain funds. He alerted the team and they patched it quickly.
Know etherlect from blast days Made blastr, my personal favorite app on blast Made NFTs fun, impossible to rug, and an actual store of value for holders and founders. Etherlect was always easy to get ahold of, answered questions etc. 100% will support in future projects and really hope he gives us the chance Top tier
He found a critical vulnerability and, instead of draining Blast, he alerted the team. He also built Blastr, which was a very solid DEX
Have worked closely with Ether for quite some time in 2024/25 and can confidently say that he's a very trustworthy person that cares a lot about his product & community. With founding Blastr, he came up with an innovative product for refundable NFTs - just goes to show the forward-thinking builder mindset Ether has. Truly a talented builder a reliable person tbh.
Known @etherlect for over two years. Feels longer. He built Blastr. Ships working products with real users not decks, not announcements, actual things that exist and function. Most people in this space larp as builders. He just builds cool shit. White Hat or Stupid? :) Found a critical bug on Blast and other protocols. The kind that could have wiped millions. He reports them instead of running the math on what it is worth to extract. Most people find an exploit and do that math. He found one and did the right thing. Anon or not, I'd hand him my hardware wallet for safekeeping without a second thought. That last part tells you everything you need to know.
I know this guy through one of my close contacts, and from what I can see of his actions (thanks to blockchain transparency and various events), he's on the bright side, helping users not get rugged and making the space safer and fairer.
