Alexgoldpack

I first met Alex back in Rialo. while most people were just farming roles, he was the one dropping GIFs and characters that gave the place some soul. From day one he came across as that big brother type, always respectful and quick to lift you up when things didn’t go your way. with his steady presence across projects like Dimension and Superposition, it feels clear he’s here for the long run — grounded, consistent, and someone who brings real value to the feed

one of the few people I really trust on the SocialFi topic. We met in a chat, talking about Soneium, then he threw an analysis with on-chain metrics so that I realized that this guy understands what he's doing). Since then, he realized that he has a special gift for seeing real gem projects. Alex always digs deeper, checks the incentives and immediately identifies weaknesses. A systematic approach, discipline - it's all about him. He doesn't miss a single trend in SocialFi: first Kaito, WallChain, and now I can write about it here in Ethos.

Alexgoldpack posts about cryptocurrencies, and new projects. This helps me stay updated on important developments in the field. Thanks to his posts, I can navigate trends more quickly, discover promising projects, and make better-informed decisions.

Met him in a Soneium ds channel a while back. One of the most kind and helpful people there. His vibe is just super chill and smooth. His Twitter is this great mix of alpha and genuine curiosity, never takes himself too seriously. You get the sense hes just figuring it out with everyone else, which is refreshing. And you know what? the name fits for sure, he is definitely one of the good ones in the space.

I've known Alexgoldpack for a while, and I'm always amazed by how versatile he is in his projects. I like that he doesn't have a cookie-cutter approach. Each project is like a separate story, with a fresh perspective and a new atmosphere. At the same time, he has the energy and intelligence to see everything through to completion. This speaks to his broad perspective, flexibility, and true professionalism.

I would describe @Alexgoldpack as a writer / creator / artist in the Web3 environment who is looking for a way to express himself, show his work, and join communities. Not as a “trading guru” or “big analytics” person, but as someone with potential, especially in creative or metaverse projects.

My first impression of Alex was just, "wow, this guy is a legit artist". Seriously, his meme game is on another level. Then you realize he’s also the same guy who’s super sharp on DeFi and was early to projects I was watching. It’s such a rare combo. He’s got this incredibly chill, down-to-earth vibe and never pretends to be some expert, which is so refreshing. Just a great, creative dude you actually want to talk to.

My old friend Oleksandr, whom I have known for over 5 years, dragged me into the Soneium project. We started a year ago and started collecting badges for various activities: swaps, bridges, daily check-ins. At the moment, I already have 17 out of 23, that is, half of the collection is ready. The second season is now underway, which will last 8 months. We have already received the first “Season 1” badge, and seven more are ahead. The tasks are simple: 10 deposits from $1, 20 swaps on Kyo, at least 10 daily check-ins and a task on Galxe to complete various tasks and lock NFT. We already have 44 points out of the required 80 for the second seasonal badge, and we make transactions every day through the recommended Soneium services to close the conditions. Everything looks quite motivating, because the system is simple, but at the same time creates excitement. There is a feeling that this particular project may please with drops in the future, so this is the project that can give away well.

I met Alex relatively recently in the Soneium project and immediately realized that I was dealing with a person with a unique combination of talents. He creates unique art pieces that are striking in their beauty, especially for the Rialo project. Additionally, he writes very structured and informative guides for newcomers on various activities and helps them with practical advice on obtaining roles in Discord. I believe he makes a significant contribution to the development of local communities, actively helps newcomers learn projects, and creates a pleasant and productive atmosphere

Just wanted to give a quick shoutout to Alex. Not the kinda person to just ape into everything... he's more about that real diligence. Always drops quality insights that are thoughtful and not just pure speculation. He’s been in the trenches for a while, so you can tell his takes come from a place of experience not just from someone who's new to the space. Its rare to see someone who's down to help other degens without any ego but Alex is one of those ppl. He's a good example for the rest of us.