AZ3

Had one of your reviews in my daily tasks where you review someone while clearly using AI. All of your reviews seem to be AI generated but this one i am 100% sure since you forgot to replace the placeholder which the AI gave you with a real name.. https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/477954/yatnow archive all your AI reviews and start to write real ones please, then i will also archive this review!

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this is azey, azey the joker. he does whatever he wants, jokes around a lot, mostly comments using stickers or funny photos. this guy is wild. not sure how scary he’d be if he ever got serious though

azey stands out as a sharp connector who sees patterns most people overlook. she links ideas, projects, and people with an ease that feels natural and intentional. there is a quiet rhythm in how she moves through conversations, noticing what matters, drawing threads together, and sparking collaboration without noise or ego. her way of connecting gives real momentum to the spaces she’s part of, turning small exchanges into something that builds genuine community.

For me, what really stands out about Azey is how she connects things that most people miss, she's quick to connect different conversations, projects, or even people, and somehow makes them connect, her knack for finding chemistry creates real momentum

Azey is a good guy who helps me on web 3. Not only that, he gives me great advice and information about web 3. And it really helped me because I'm new here

azey stands out as someone who genuinely understands how the yapping ecosystem works, he often shares detailed thoughts about engagement flow, reply timing, and how to maintain presence without falling into spam behavior, what makes him different is how he frames every insight like a learning moment, helping others grasp that yapping isn’t just about ranking but understanding communication rhythm on CT, it’s clear he studies the craft and applies it daily, keeping conversations natural, valuable, and always with the right energy, definitely one of the few who elevate the space instead of just playing it

I’ve seen Az growth from the beginning until now, and the progress is clear. He is the type of person who takes learning seriously and continuously improves

I first met AZE in a Telegram group while looking for alpha on Hyperliquid. Since then he’s been one of the most consistent voices, always sharing early info about Hyperliquid, NFTs, and even DeFi retroactive plays. Those updates helped me catch things earlier than I could on my own, and I’ve learned a lot from the way he spots opportunities. I’m really thankful for that