sanihsan 🍚 ⛓

Ara is my social media friend. I met her on Telegram in one of the community groups. We share experiences in the web 3 world.

I got to know him through a Telegram group when I contacted him about some work and he came across as genuine, upbeat and very straightforward. He’s the kind of person you feel comfortable dealing with and that already says a lot. Within the group he’s fun to interact with and plays a big role in keeping the community active and connected. He has a strong sense for spotting promising early projects and usually gets involved before most people do. He also shares helpful tips along the way which makes him a valuable presence in any community.

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He seems to really like NFTs, because whenever there's potential for NFTs, he's always there, and looking for WL. We also know each other in the same community.

I've seen him actively hunting airdrops since the beginning of last year. He's already hit the jackpot from some good projects. I see him as consistent and focused.

Good person, honest and easy to talk to, often shares information about airdrops, thank you

Having seen and interacted with sanihsan a few times, I find them quite responsive and communicative. They have a relaxed and uncomplicated demeanor.

This is the character with the saddest story at every gathering. They didn't lose money because of trading, but because of fate. Their stories are always about: "I once mined 50 Bitcoin in 2011 on an old laptop, but the laptop was sold to a junk dealer," or "I forgot the password to a wallet containing Ethereum bought at $10." They live in the shadow of lost wealth. They follow crypto news not out of enthusiasm, but as a form of self-torture, seeing what they should have owned.

He's friendly with everyone even on a first day encounter, he like rendering assistant to fellow community members.