Atenov int.

Atenov takes projects very seriously and carefully selects the ones worth working on. He also shows how to actually grow on X: what works and what harms an account. His advice is simple, practical, and tested in real life. That’s why I recommend following him and engaging with his content.

I have known Atenov for a long time and I can say that he is really one of those who helps you move forward. He has his own channel where he shows how he develops his Twitter shares his practice and explains to beginners what needs to be done for growth and what actually kills an account. His advice is always simple and clear without any fluff and most importantly tested by his own experience. Following him and talking to him is a real pleasure because he is truly in the game and shares it with others

Guys don't follow him, he is just a farmer, he follow guys and then unfollow immediately. I don't recommend to follow him.

I found a great resource for navigating the Web3 space. This guy does all the heavy lifting, tracking every project and curating the best ones on his page. It's a huge time-saver. Instead of sifting through endless information myself, I just go to his account, search for a project I'm curious about, and I always find a solid, well-researched breakdown.

entrepreneurial at heart. Communication is steady and non-toxic. Pitched a collab idea right in the middle of a chat flood. Matched them in chat with the right person, and the problem was fixed.Sometimes you just know from a few lines they’re the one to help you hit your goals. Discipline, DeFi, and specificity. A NEAR Adept who writes to the point and breaks down complex topics with no fluff, like the threads on the Ref+Burrow merge into RHEA and its role as a hub, plus Rhea’s stable swap that cuts slippage to a minimum.Curates a personal Smart List via Kaito, Moni, TweetScout - a radar for people who actually build. Easy to plan long iterations with him.

I came across him on CT and stuck around because the posts are smart, structured, and actually useful. He explains ideas clearly, adds just enough humor to keep it human, and shares takeaways you can apply the same day. Engages with people in good faith, keeps a steady cadence, and isn’t afraid to experiment and learn in public. Easy recommend as a creator and collaborator worth following.

Atenov makes web3 feel much easier to navigate. He digs into projects, shares clear breakdowns and saves you hours of research. Also he openly shows how he’s growing his CT, not with empty tips but with things he’s tested himself. What I like most is the mix of sharp web3 insights with straightforward guidance on building your presence, learning from him feels both practical and very motivating

I followed Atenov_D looking for quality DeFi analytics, and I found them. But what truly impressed me was his approach to community building. He doesn't just share insights; he genuinely builds a "family of smart-users," just as his bio promises. Thanks to his posts, I not only learned about new trends but also felt like part of a knowledgeable and supportive community. It's a rare combination of expertise and humanity.

What I really appreciate about Atenov is how he manages to cut through the endless noise in Web3 and content growth. He doesn’t just share information — he breaks things down into clear, actionable steps. Whether it’s picking the right project to look into or figuring out how to avoid common mistakes on Twitter, his guidance feels practical and real. You can tell it’s based on experience, not just theory. If you want someone who makes the complex simple and actually points you in the right direction, his page is the place to be.

I met this guy yesterday at an AMA in Rhea. Listened to him on the project's space on Twitter. It was impressive. I completely agree with his Rhea yapping, Atenov really understands what he's talking about!