5urfer

5urfer is awesome researcher who puts time and efforts into creating great content! He is also an airdrop farmer and managed to detect many early gems!

Very helpful and has first-hand alpha information. He always tries his best in any project and does thorough research. Whenever we have questions in the group, he is always the first to jump out and help us understand. He is a trustworthy and good partner.

Dedicated eco player, especially in the gaming sector. I've learned a lot from 5urfer's content as well. recommend following for ppl interested in the abstract ecosystem.

The kind of person you thought was just "grinding," but when you look back, they've broken down the operation into illustrated tutorials and written the trends into logical judgments. Their participation in Infinex, Ethos, and Kaito isn't just for airdrops, but more like "playing Web3 with you until you understand it." They test the process themselves, review YAP scores, help you avoid pitfalls, and even remind you: don't forget to bind your X account, don't miss the snapshot time. Their enthusiasm isn't shouted out, but seen in day-to-day interactions, recommendations, and reviews. They are like someone who truly lives in this circle, not afraid of missing out, but even more afraid of wasting time. They don't chase popularity, they only share earnestly, and that's why they've become that "always there, trustworthy" presence on our timeline.

Your thoughtful gesture means the world to me, and I’m genuinely excited about the opportunity to be part of such an inspiring and meaningful community. Ethos represents values and a vision that resonate with me, and being welcomed into this group feels like a privilege I cherish. Your trust in me and belief in my potential to contribute to Ethos are incredibly motivating. I’m eager to connect with like-minded individuals, share ideas, and work together toward our shared goals.

5urfer is not his name, and no one knows his name. This doesn't affect his story in the web3 world. He is an airdrop blogger, and his tutorials are concise and clear, receiving unanimous praise. He is a promising and caring airdrop blogger.

Many people are just purely jerking off, but he breaks down the operations into illustrated tutorials, and he participates in many projects not just for airdrops, but more often for teaching. I've also learned a lot.

No matter the project, he always tries his best to do it well. He does thorough research on projects. If we have any questions in the group, he is always the first to jump out and help answer them. He is a trustworthy and good partner.

Few people can balance family, work, and still find time to constantly monitor blockchain trends. Even with a tight schedule, they always manage to use fragmented time to catch hot topics and are very willing to share. They always digest information before dawn and then extract the key points to share with everyone. This is what I admire most.

From what I have observed so far, he is very serious about researching the project, especially airdrops and Kaito. His writing is also good, which reflects his research and expression ability. I don't blindly call for orders to boost the project, I give a positive evaluation