alican

My friend Alican in Web3 is a hardworking and honest person who always does his job properly. He focuses on solid projects like Anoma, Monad, and Irys, and approaches everything with care and strategy. Alican knows the Monad ecosystem deeply, participates actively in testnets, and tracks promising projects and NFT opportunities. He reads whitepapers, gathers alpha, and acts fast, helping others find direction in crypto. What makes him special is his patience, knowledge, and ability to see opportunities early without chasing hype.

Alican stands out because of his interest in GameFi and NFTs, especially on the Web3 side. He is also sincere and friendly. I met him through Tracker about a year ago. Our friendship continues to this day. He is a good friend and is always helpful. I also like the originality of his posts and the way he uses X.

My airdrop hunter friend who is a maximalist devoted to the Anoma and Monad projects.

When it comes to Monad, one of the first people that comes to mind is Alican. For him, Monad means the crypto world. He is knowledgeable about every project within Monad. And he managed to increase the test tokens he had by showing serious activity in the Monad testnet. I have known him virtually for a long time and I know that we will get together in real life as soon as possible.

His tweets are nice and informative, especially the ones about prediction markets are very good. A publicly available alpha, definitely an account to follow.

Posts often come with visuals or short snippets of thought. Some frames reflect ordinary scenes from everyday life; others harbor shadows of inner states, perhaps deeper inquiries. With each share, a layer, another curtain is drawn, but the curtain is never fully pulled back. The texts avoid explicit explanation; ambiguity and association are at the forefront. It seems to aim to make the reader feel something, to leave a mark. Sometimes hope, sometimes longing; but there is always a kind of distance left in between. One connects even with the lack of sharing because the gaps are also part of the story. Aesthetics and integrity are considered: the visuals are harmonious, the style choice is clear, the frequency of shares may not be regular, but it seems to have a certain rhythm, a flow. Followers mostly wonder in their comments; with the desire to ask for "more" and to learn "what he thinks." Perhaps the most frightening aspect of this profile is this: it draws you in, but doesn't fully surrender itself. Who he is, what he's experiencing, what he's after is not fully revealed. "0xalicann" is a voice full of questions that remain in the shadows, but whose presence is felt.

We actually first met him on the Tracker.gg Discord channel, then our paths crossed on Anoma. A very good kid who consistently delivers on his commitments and is involved in many other projects as an early contributor.

I got to know him through the layer 2 project, he does unique and quality work, he is an honest person.

Every time I look at this guy, this comes to mind. He's been interested in Monad for a long time and has been trying to spread the word about its developments, and as far as I understand, he values privacy-focused projects like Aztec.

From my perspective, Alican is one of the few people in crypto whose opinions I genuinely trust. Whenever he shares his insights, I feel more confident about understanding the market and making better decisions. What I like most is that he doesn’t just chase hype—he focuses on real value and long-term vision. For me, Alican isn’t just another voice in the space; he’s someone who adds real positivity and reliability to the crypto community.