Andrew 10 GWEI

Andrew's not farming hype - he's farming truth. Dives deep into dirty tokenomics, calls out the shady stuff, and teaches the space how to read the damn chain. No mercy, just data.

Andrey doesn’t post to fill the feed , he posts when there’s something worth saying. That rare balance of clarity, restraint, and depth is why I keep coming back to his takes . He’s one of the few who can unpack complex infra topics without drowning you in jargon or ego. Whether it’s L2 mechanics or validator economics, he writes like someone who actually builds- not someone pretending to. I’ve bounced ideas off him a couple times, and the feedback always felt grounded and razor-sharp, like talking to someone who listens before he speaks If Ethereum had its own air traffic control tower, Andrey would be on the comms calm, precise, and keeping everyone from crashing into each other.

Cool blog fr. Not trying too hard, just sharing things that actually makes sense. Caught a bunch of insights while reading, didn’t expect that tbh. You scroll and you stay for the thought

Andrew is known for his on-chain research and exposing crime stories, somewhat like ZachXBT. Here are examples of his work: https://x.com/Andrey_10gwei/status/1965113978914570387 - investigation into the Linea airdrop and the distribution of a portion to personal wallets https://x.com/Andrey_10gwei/status/1949490208853860389 - investigation into the sale of $STRK tokens by the Starknet team

Thanks to this guy, I discovered Ethos. He introduced me to the tool and taught me how to use it effectively. His Twitter is also a valuable resource, featuring a variety of projects and testnets. Lately, he’s been actively posting about ZRO and Starknet, consistently delivering alpha and diving deep into the details that matter. If you’re looking to level up your Web3 tools and stay informed about high-quality projects, his account is definitely worth following.

I really respect how Andrew takes time to dig into airdrop distribution stuff and share it. makes it easier to see what’s actually going on, especially when teams just trying to dump on the market. Also back in the days, when I was just getting into Web3 his guides helped a lot

I first connected with Andrew 10 GWEI through a Telegram crypto community where he consistently shared Ethereum gas optimization tips and transaction timing insights. His clear breakdowns of network congestion patterns and real-time fee strategies helped me cut costs while maximizing efficiency. Andrew’s willingness to answer questions and walk me through advanced tools made a big difference in my on-chain operations. Thanks to his guidance, I’ve saved significantly on gas and executed trades more reliably. His expertise has been a cornerstone in elevating my crypto execution skills.

Andrew is one of those accounts that quietly delivers real value in a space full of noise. He consistently breaks down airdrops, token allocations, and project moves in a way that’s both clear and useful, without the usual hype or clickbait. I’ve seen him call out questionable mechanics and highlight things others miss, often before it becomes mainstream. Solid research, sharp takes, and always with an eye on the bigger picture. If you care about staying informed and not getting caught in the usual Web3 echo chambers, he’s an easy follow.

Andrew does not only analyze on-chain he breaks it down. He has publicly rung the alarm on sketchy, vesting, strange token transactions, and backdoor mints in advance of them becoming a scene. He does not come to cultivate likes, that dude comes to sweep out the house. Catching up since Telegram inception and there is always a thing or two to be learnt.

Andrew tracks every Web3 project and highlights only the best on his page. No need to scroll through endless info - I just check his account, find the project I’m curious about, and boom - there’s always a clear, solid breakdown. Even better, he shares other top accounts worth following. Oh, and don’t miss his Telegram channel — it’s just as sharp and super insightful. Big thanks, Andrew!