Alex

Alex wrote a thread talking negatively about ethos. I am all for getting feedback and hearing people out on why they don't like it - and usually engage w/ people when they have this feedback But Alex went so far out of his way that he created stupid fake twitter DMs that are "leaked" from me and luca netz (whom I've never talked to) in order to drive more attention to himself. He says in a subsequent tweet "PS these screenshots are fake" but like c'mon man https://x.com/AKolomejcenko/status/1975352197782126936

He has been studying cryptocurrency and web3 for a very long time. Now I'm introducing him to Abstract chain. He studies a huge number of projects and helps me with some, for example, with Backpack

I have known Alexey for a long time. He is an amazing expert in retro drops. His breakdowns bring clarity where others bring noise, always backed by real research and deep involvement. Whether it’s airdrops, gamified projects like fantasy.top, or complex ecosystems like Sonic and Ethos, he simplifies the chaos with precision. He’s collaborative, generous with insights, and consistently one step ahead. If I could invest in his energy and talent, I’d go all-in. A true asset to the Web3 space - and someone you should absolutely follow.

Following AKolomejcenko has genuinely improved my experience in crypto. He’s not just repeating headlines or hyping the latest trend—he actually takes time to break things down, explain what’s important, and offer his own honest perspective. You can tell he really knows his stuff, but he stays approachable and always engages with his followers. I’ve seen him answer questions, share his experiences, and keep things real, even when opinions differ. Even if you don’t always agree with his takes, you want to read them, because there’s substance and real effort behind every post. If you want to actually understand what’s happening in the industry—and not just chase noise—AKolomejcenko is someone you should definitely follow.

Alex is always digging into new crypto projects. I keep seeing useful stuff from him before it hits the timeline. Super active in TG and Discord, and always down to help or share info

Alex is all about SocialFi. There isn't a project in SocialFi that he doesn't know about. He keeps his main focus on Ethos, Fantasy Top, and Kaito. But I want to express special respect to him for fantasy. He collects cool decks and is able to flip cards in a cool way. I often follow his moves. In addition, on his X (Twitter) he posts a lot of funny memes and videos, analyzes token sales and current airdrops. He is immersed in many areas of crypto, but most of all I love him for SocialFi. Alex is a cool cryptoman

alex cuts through all the web3 noise with actual substance. he finds alpha where others are distracted by shiny new things, and isn’t scared to call out platforms when they slip up. always direct, sometimes brutal, but it’s real - especially when he talks about coinlist or the mess that is friendtech. his faith in eth was ahead of the curve and honestly influenced my own strategy. if you’re tired of endless opinion farming, just watch alex’s timeline and you’ll see why backpack became my new home for trades.

His posts stand out on tech Twitter like a cool breeze - a mix of coder smarts, global wanderer, and laid-back thinker in sandals. He drops real talk about creating, stumbling, learning, and piecing it together, free from the typical tech bro hype. It’s less like tracking a polished online character and more like getting updates from a buddy who’s always tinkering on something neat, from some even neater corner of the world.

I’ve been following Alex o for a while now, and what really stands out is his ability to stay ahead of narratives - especially in early-stage ecosystems. He doesn’t just post hype; there’s actual thought and context behind the threads. You can tell he’s hands-on with projects and not just repeating headlines. He also tends to pick up on trends early and provides consistent value without overloading his feed with noise. It’s rare to find someone who manages to balance curation, alpha, and insight while still engaging with the community. His main direction is Airdrops\Retrohunting. I can call him very friendly and kind guy.

I met Alex in a crypto community chat, where he’s part of the research and dev branch. He’s helpful, brings good energy, and always knows how to lighten things up with a joke. His memes on Twitter are spot-on — smart and funny, just how I like them.