Amir (Ø,G)

I first met Emiliy on Discord when she was diving into free NFT projects and aiming for OG roles, still new to the world of airdrops. I helped her kick off her journey with Layer3 and Arbitrum, and she nailed it. Since then, we’ve stayed close friends, constantly sharing exciting projects and updates. She’s the one who introduced me to Farcaster a connection I truly appreciate and I’m also thankful to her for inviting me to join Ethos, which opened the door for me to be active there.ok

amir its one thing to support a project but you are on another level your all-in conviction for succinct is powerful to see and you back it up with real knowledge your explanations of how the prover network works are some of the clearest ive seen you're not just a fan youre an educator and a real participant its inspiring to watch

I first met Amir at the beginning of the EigenLayer ecosystem and later had the opportunity to work with him on several testnets such as Succinct and Zama. What stands out to me about Amir is not just his technical knowledge, but his calm and orderly approach to new challenges. In an industry full of hype and hype, Amir focuses on the fundamentals; scrutinizes the details, shares clear insights, and always looks for the true value of a project.

I haven’t known Amir for a long time, but from the very start, he showed that he’s genuinely trustworthy. He’s been involved in many great projects like mocaverse and linea, and he’s really put in the work and effort into them. What stands out about Amir is his honesty and kindness in everything he does, which is rare to find. He’s always been a great guide, no matter the situation, and his dedication to the community is something I really admire. I honestly think Amir is one of the best in this space.

I have known Amir since the early days of the Arbitrum project. Back then, we spent a lot of time on Discord leveling up together in various projects. He’s quite similar to me determined and hardworking always striving to achieve the best possible results in projects. He never gives up and always has something valuable to contribute to the vast world of crypto. He is also skilled at analysis and is currently active in the Anoma and Linea projects.

Amirshin is one of the few voices in crypto I actually trust. His content cuts through the noise no clickbait, no fluff, just sharp, well-researched takes that help you really understand what’s going on. He breaks down both the tech and the tokenomics in a way that’s super digestible, even if you’re not a dev. And when something’s shady, he doesn’t sugarcoat it. Following him has saved me from a few rug pulls and helped me spot some real gems early. Appreciate the honesty and depth, man keep doing what you do.

i first met amir back when he was exploring arbitrum and chasing early nft projects his curiosity was clear from the start but what really makes him stand out is how he keeps moving forward with consistency and focus he introduced me to farcaster and also brought me into ethos both of which changed the way i engage with web3 what i value most is that he doesnt just share hype he shares real opportunities and encourages people to grow alongside him with amir you feel both supported and inspired

I’ve been following Amir for a while now, and to be honest, what sets him apart from most people in this space is how he’s different from most people in this space. He’s not looking for hype or copycat headlines everything he posts has real thought, knowledge, and experience behind it. When he talks about projects like Succinct, he explains it in a simple and clear way that makes even the toughest stuff engaging. What I love most is that he not only engages himself, but actually takes the time to share what he’s learned and make it useful for others. His feed is full of those little insights that either save you from making mistakes or give you a new angle to think about. Bottom line: Amir is genuine consistent and one of the most interesting people to follow in this space. Honestly I’ve gained more faith in him through his Succinct content.

I first met amir back when we were both just starting out in the world of Web3 and crypto. I still remember how eager he was to learn, explore, and discover new paths. From the very beginning, it was clear that he wasn’t going to be just an ordinary participant he truly wanted to understand and grow. Since those early days, one thing about amir has always stood out: when he follows a project, it’s never just about chasing a role or an airdrop. He dives deeper, takes the time to understand, and then shares his experiences generously. More than once, I’ve learned something new from him, or his perspective has helped me figure out a better way forward. What I value most about this friendship is the positive energy he always carries. Whether we’re discussing a project or just having a casual chat, you can always feel that his motivation and passion are genuines and that’s contagious. It makes you want to push yourself harder too. Looking back, I’m grateful that our journeys have been side by side from the start. The crypto space is full of ups and downs, but having someone like amir around makes the path not only easier but also much more enjoyable.

I’ve been following Amir since his impressive run during the early Ordinals wave the guy really knew how to navigate that ecosystem and extract value where others missed it. Beyond that, he’s a skilled gamer with a strong presence in onchain titles like Moca and Pixel not just playing, but playing smart and earning solid rewards from airdrops too. If you're into the intersection of gaming and crypto, his content is always worth keeping an eye on.