akcity.base.eth

Every time I’ve run into akcity whether it’s in Base groups, Union discussions, or Eclipse threads he’s been consistent and genuine. It’s not just about posting or being active; he actually brings thoughtful points that make others stop and think. What I really respect is how he mixes creativity with commitment. One day it might be a sketch or visual that grabs attention, another day it’s a clear take on what’s happening in a project. That balance keeps the vibe authentic and shows he’s really living the space, not just watching from the sidelines. Having akcity around feels like having someone in the room who both contributes and lifts others up. That’s the kind of energy any Web3 community needs.

Sometimes the clearest voices come from silence. Where words have not yet taken shape and meaning is born between feeling and analysis. Where data turns into experience and thought moves like light between minds. Here everything feels simpler but nothing is shallow.

I’ve seen akcity across Base, Linera, and Eclipse, always showing up with grounded insights and a personal touch. Whether it’s sketches or smart takes, the effort’s real and the vibe’s steady. Someone who actually lives Web3, not just tweets about it.

akcity.base.eth (also known as Ownycity) has established a reputation as a thoughtful, grounded, and highly engaged contributor across the Web3 ecosystem. Active on platforms like Base, Linera, CyberConnect, Union, and Kaito, they are celebrated for their creative yet practical content, disciplined engagement, and unwavering willingness to help others. What stands out most is akycity’s consistency—whether sharing insightful project analyses, energizing community discussions, or providing genuine support to peers. Their content avoids hype and focuses on clarity and substance, making them a trusted resource for those looking to learn and grow in the space. Beyond their digital presence, akycity is recognized as a collaborative and admirable individual—someone who brings people together through passion, strong ethics, and a positive attitude. From Link3 to NexonArmy and beyond, their impact is felt across multiple projects and communities.

i was thinking about your page. i remember back during that whole zksync mess you were one of the few people speaking up. it was cool to see. and it makes sense cause you do the same with tech. you dont just post hype. you actually break down how stuff like linera is built. it shows you actually care if things are fair and built the right way. you dont see that much.

I’ve seen 0xmycity around for a while and what stands out is consistency. He follows projects closely, shares insights without exaggeration, and keeps things grounded. It feels more like learning from someone who’s genuinely invested in the space rather than just chasing quick trends.

0xmycity isn’t loud. He doesn’t chase trends or post just to be seen. But when he supports something, it’s intentional. You can tell he’s thought it through. His style is low key but sharp. Posts are rare, but each one lands. When he backs a drop, it’s not random it’s aligned. I remember seeing him mention a new project super casually. No hype. Just a clean signal. A few days later, everyone was talking about it. That’s real influence. If you’re into people who move with quiet confidence and sharp instincts, 0xmycity is one to watch.

I remember I met akcity in the link3 project. He was very active! I also met him in the NexonArmy project. He always helped me. He is an admirable person for me and crypto.

Follow akcity and you’ll quickly notice: most of the feed is Linera thoughts, with a solid Eclipse maxi backbone. But then he drops sketches, graphic work, sometimes paintings and the mix feels super genuine. He’s the type of person balancing a pen and a protocol, moving between colors and chains without trying to hype it up. The vibe is exploratory, grounded, and low key creative more like someone actually living in the space than just talking about it.

When you scroll through @0xmycity’s feed, it feels like walking down a digital street lit by blockchain lights. He’s always sketching new urban scenes between designs and code not just posting to fill the timeline, but because he’s actually living it.I’d say his vibe is a mix of “unfiltered explore and “quietly timeless.” It’s easy to tell he’s not the kind of person who just claims to know things; he listens beneath the surface of tech, chews on it, crystallizes it, then tweets it back in a grounded, effortless tone.