tost

An old acquaintance of mine, he develops Web3 applications. He also follows many early-stage projects. He is currently actively promoting the Talus project. I know he really wants to become a true yapper, he's chasing smart followers.

We studied Python together. He picked things up fast and wasn’t afraid to get his hands dirty with code. Started from the basics and quickly moved to more advanced stuff - even the walrus operator didn’t scare him off. He asked smart questions, paid attention to details, and always tried to understand why, not just how. He was helpful, easy to talk to, and good at explaining things when someone got stuck. Definitely someone you’d want on your side while learning or building something tech-related.

He can often be seen in the Talus Discord chat. He is an extremely positive person who helped me with advice on roles, broadcasts, and all other questions. Thanks Man!

I met him in a Telegram chat that we were in together and noticed his interesting takeaways on projects. We also share similar visions for the projects we're working on and share new ideas with each other(best ways to farm projects). He has more experience in this area (sad to me) and introduced me with Talus Labs. On Twitter I can't single out just one topic cause he covers InfoFi, AI, staking protocols, L1/L2 (bad case with Eclipse).

I had a quick exchange with him and came away feeling like he genuinely wants to help. His feed shows he’s not just broadcasting - he shares thoughts, interacts with others - but what struck me more was how he handled our chat: patient, down-to-earth, and honest. If you ever need someone who listens and tries to give useful feedback, he’s definitely a person you’d want in your corner.

I am familiar with tost, not personally, but I have been observing his activity for a long time. It is evident that he has made significant progress in programming and is gradually developing his Twitter presence by writing threads, etc. From what I have seen, he is attempting to create high-quality content and stay up to date with projects, which is commendable. Honestly, if he doesn't give up on all this, he has the potential to become one of the most prominent coders in crypto.

We've known each other since childhood, we always walk shoulder to shoulder, overcoming obstacles, I would say there is no more reliable person, we train together, we worked at Eclipse

tost, has been drinking honey for 2 years, we met in the backpack discord, he always told me to play season 3 to farm points, so I do that !

Saw Tost on Twitter recently and now I often see his posts. He writes about Web3, early-stage projects and is actively pushing Talus(And this is a rather rare guest in Twitter posts). I like that he keeps it real and can break down even complicated stuff. He covers a lot of topics from InfoFi and AI to staking and L1/L2 stuff. Feels like he’s been in the game a long time and is always on the move.

I met Tost back in 2020 when he was a chemistry teacher and a passionate bodybuilder. Together, we dove into the wild world of cryptocurrency, trying to figure out what it was all about. It was a long, tough road filled with challenges—countless mistakes, late-night research, and moments of doubt. But Tost’s determination and knack for breaking down complex ideas made it possible. Side by side, we tackled the crypto sphere, learning the ropes and pushing through setbacks. In the end, our hard work paid off. We achieved significant results, and our lives changed dramatically for the better. Tost, thank you for walking this path with me, hand in hand, and turning a daunting journey into a rewarding one. P.S. This guy is next-level driven—balancing crypto success with being a loving father to 15 kids, caring for 5 dogs, and even 3 rabbits!