Monkey D. Rupiah 🤖ボッ

Monkey D. Rupiah is a friend I met on Telegram who enjoys sharing and discussing Web3 topics. He’s easy to talk to, often exchanges ideas, and helps keep conversations around Web3 active and engaging.

I know Rupiah or Tomy as someone who has good knowledge in the field of quality assurance and cybersecurity. In his work, Tomi not only reports problems, but also conveys relevant technical solution options that can be applied. His approach tends to be neat, structured and focused on system stability.

Coincidentally, he and I entered the same channel on Telegram. He is very active there and even became a helper for beginners. He is willing to teach anything about crypto web 3 to beginners. He is very kind and humble. What I like most about him is that he often shares alpha projects that he has researched with everyone.

He often writes about web3, AI, and new ecosystems in a calm and focused manner. He doesn't just chase trends or hype, but rather invites long-term thinking and understanding of the risks for the community. His writing style is distinctive, sometimes inserting anime or motivational quotes, but it always connects with the context. It's clear that he really understands and has tried each project himself.

To be honest, you could say he's an alpha and retro detective. If it's a qpapun project, he'll know about it first.

Monkey, a close friend who is good at doing tasks, consistency is the key to successfully completing projects in the web3 field. The information obtained is very good, through personal research.

For monkey who is still new to the crypto space, you already show a really solid understanding of the concepts, and I’m genuinely impressed by how quickly you learn and how thoughtfully you approach new information

I know you're a hardcore gambler. When people are always pessimistic about the crypto market right now, that's where I learn how to make instant money, even though I know the risks are serious.

Above the surface, a storm of FUD news and regulations is raging severely. Many retail ships are sinking. But you, the genius captain, invite us to dive inside (stealth mode). You tell us to be quiet, don't move around too much, accumulate slowly in the calm depths. We are safe down here, waiting for the storm to pass. When we resurface, we'll be carrying a full load of profit, while the others are still busy repairing damaged ships.

I remember very well that my futures position was deep in the red, the margin call notification was ringing, my account was like a time bomb ready to explode. My hands were shaking, and I didn't dare to cut my losses. But you came calmly like the bomb squad. You yelled at me: 'Cut it now before it's all gone!'. You forced me to make that painful decision. And sure enough, a minute after I cut it, the price plummeted. If you hadn't forced me to cut that red wire, I would have been dust by now.