Gutso

I've interacted with 0xGutso across several Web3 circles, and they consistently demonstrate maturity, initiative, and attention to detail. Whether it’s governance, product discussions, or community design, their input is thoughtful and well-anchored. They’re the type of contributor who builds with intention, not hype.

this guy is alpha asf, i know him from tg group and web3 events irl and glad to meet him bcz he is one of the best friends in this world

He is generally friendly and fair in the projects he moderates,and works to grow projects and focus on community

I met with him in anoma dc. He was a moderator there. At the beginning, I did not know much things about web3 or projects. However, he really helped me with this situation. He answered my questions and supported me to get roles.

I’ve crossed paths with 0xGutso plenty of times in different community calls and Discord chats, and he’s always the one stepping in when someone gets stuck. He has this way of breaking things down without overcomplicating them, which makes it much easier for newer members to catch on. I also noticed he’s quick to step up when discussions get quiet, keeping the flow going and making sure no one feels left out. That kind of consistency is rare and really adds to the trust people feel around him

I’ve had the opportunity to observe 0xGutso’s engagement in the community, and it’s clear they are more than just passively present they are actively contributing in ways that build trust and motivate others. Their balance of knowledge sharing, thoughtful feedback, and consistent participation makes them a reliable source of insight. What’s especially commendable is how 0xGutso shows respect for differing perspectives, remains open to discussion, and offers assistance without seeking recognition. They demonstrate integrity in both words and actions, which strengthens their credibility significantly. By encouraging meaningful dialogue, supporting newcomers, and maintaining a steady, honest presence, 0xGutso adds real value to the ecosystem. Anyone interacting here can feel confident about their contributions and character.

I met him through the Anoma project and he has helped me a lot. He has all the qualities a moderator should have. He always tries to be helpful, sets his boundaries clearly, and always strives to provide users with accurate information. He keeps them away from FOMO, which is the most important thing for the crypto ecosystem. I have just met, but the future will show us a lot of togetherness. Thank u brother.

@0xGutso is what happens when you mix deep crypto knowledge with genuine community spirit. This dude isn't just another testnet farmer — he's the Anoma wizard who actually gets people excited about Web3. Watching him navigate from $XAN token plays to NFT hunting shows real versatility. But what sets him apart is his belief in DePIN projects when most people are still figuring out what that even means. He's not just following trends; he's spotting them early. The Anoma and Shrimpers_nft energy he brings is infectious. Dude literally puts his neck on the line for WL distributions — ready to take heat if things go sideways. That's the kind of conviction you rarely see. But here's where it gets interesting: building actual infrastructure . Setting up the Anoma Turkey Telegram group isn't just community building — it's creating a hub where Turkish Web3 folks can actually connect and share alpha. Everyone's thanking him and trying their luck because he's creating real value, not just noise. The fact that he's willing to take responsibility for WL distributions shows he's not just here for the quick flip. He's thinking long-term about community trust and reputation. Bottom line: @0xGutso represents the evolution from solo grinding to community leadership. When someone builds bridges instead of just farming, you pay attention.

I met him in the NFT community, and after meeting him, everything in the crypto world became a little easier and more fun. He is very hardworking but also humble, someone who never hesitates to share all the new opportunities he finds with those around him, constantly working, researching, and full of innovation.

I've only just met him, but it feels like I've been hearing his voice for a long time. He's really active in everything, not just for one project. He's putting in serious effort on Anoma these days. He leaves truly serious and positive impacts on both the Discord and Telegram channels without upsetting anyone. I think the people who don't like him are sycophantic people who want to promote themselves in projects. Gutso really wants what is rightfully his, what is correct, and he helps the community for this. He is a Hayko Cepkin fan, and when that topic comes up, don't say "manifest".