AlexSun

I first came across him through some groups around Monad back when he was always jumping into random discussions and giving feedback on small projects. He talks in this casual, no-frills way, just saying what he thinks, and sometimes he comes up with surprisingly solid ideas on the spot. He does jump between topics pretty fast, but that’s part of what makes him interesting, it shows he’s actually trying things out and figuring stuff out for himself instead of trying to look like he already has all the answers.

Man, you can tell this guy’s been in the crypto game for a while. Five years is no joke - that’s enough time to see a few bull runs and crashes and still stay in the game. He started just holding tokens, then got into a bit of trading, and now he’s all in with testnets and different projects. Right now he’s grinding Vana and native Sui stuff - doing it seriously, not just for hype. What I like is he’s super active everywhere: chatting in Discords, grabbing roles, tweeting about projects. You can feel he’s genuinely into it, not just doing it for the sake of it. If you’re into crypto too, this is definitely someone worth keeping an eye on 🙂

This bro is a top content creator. I think everyone was familiar with monad, and that's how I met him. He's one of those people who advised me to be careful with monad, as I might not have enough time. It's a good thing I listened to his advice. He's a kind, honest, and helpful guy, always ready to assist, but that's not the only thing that sets him apart. His posts are a masterpiece, ranging from various artworks to text-based discussions.

yeah bro I remember you you’re often in the chat asking about different games and projects from the Abstract ecosystem. I can recommend you try Duper and Moody Madness, both are awesome games! I’m sure you’ll like them they’re fun to play and great for hanging out and interacting with other players.

Alex for a while now in the Web3/crypto scene, and what strikes me most is that he doesn’t just hang in the tails of trends he shows up in the build-phase. His focus appears to be on next-gen ecosystems like MONAD (the purple-chain layer he-he) and projects tied to platforms such as VANA and Native crypto ecosystems. That means he’s not just commenting on what everyone else sees; he’s positioned in spaces that are still forming. Because his play is in platforms like MONAD, VANA, Native which carry higher risk and thinner liquidity than mainstream BTC/ETH ecosystems the upside might be large but so is the risk. Followers should know what they’re signing up for.

I was scrolling through my Twitter feed, and I came across a couple of his meme posts. I decided to check out his Twitter account, and I saw that he makes a lot of interesting memes. I was a little amused, so I decided to leave him a review for making such good memes. I especially liked his latest meme about base.

My friend and fellow Vana project member, he's an active guy who'll keep up any conversation, offer advice, and share interesting information. I've been keeping an eye on him for a while, as we often cross paths on various projects. He's quite good on Twitter, posts memes, and shares alpha.

I follow him on Twitter and have also had the privilege of interacting with him in the Telegram Monad ecosystem community. He's an unobtrusive contributor who's noticeable but doesn't overwhelm you. I can't say much about his interactions, but only good things - he's calm and thoughtful. If you ask him a question, he'll answer if he understands the matter, but he'll still try to help no matter what. So, I can't say anything bad about him.

We met a few months ago in the Native Discord community. Alex is hardworking, friendly and easygoing. He’s always positive and easy to talk to. I’m really glad we get to work together.

Alex doesn't try to be the loudest voice in the room; he's just genuine. I first noticed him in Monad chats, where he'd casually slip witty remarks between jokes or travel stories. I love that he doesn't pretend to be a know-it-all; he explores Web3 as an adventure, learning out loud and allowing others to join him.