BATUSAI🫎

BATUSAI doesn’t just show up he anchors. Found him midchaos in a Discord testnet thread and he was already dropping scripts to fix stuck wallets while half the room panicked. That vibe hasn’t changed. He spots projects early, especially weird L2 stuff like Monad, and always keeps things userfirst. Whether it’s tokenomics, UX breakdowns, or just lowkey alpha before it trends, his takes land clean. Doesn’t flood the feed just delivers when it counts. Solid presence, sharper brain.

I recently came across @BatuSai71, who focuses on 3D animation. I reached out for some guidance with my own animation work, and he really went out of his way to help me. His advice and support made a huge difference, and I’m genuinely grateful for it.

We chatted in DMs with Batusai, diving into fascinating topics. Vast experience lets him sharply distinguish good Web3 projects from bad ones. His posts on X on the topic of analyzing crypto projects and airdrops seemed very useful to me.

this guy’s always got something cooking on the timeline - from bullish eth calls to exploring the latest on monad. respect the early adopter grind and the effort to hype solid ui/ux in web3. always down to try something new and get the community moving. makes crypto feel like a real community, not just a number game

This guy is crazy about one project. He's 100% committed to it. Ask him any question in the community and he'll definitely know the answer! And he'll add something you didn't ask about as well. It's clear that he's done extensive research, found his niche, and is doing everything he can to be the best at it. Respect!

I saw this guy has a good guide on 0xNADSA, a lot of current testnets, always up to date with all the news

We met recently on a Discord server where people work on content improve their skills and share experiences. I immediately liked the quality and style of his writing. He describes project news in an interesting way and makes clear guides and reviews on different updates. It is pleasant to communicate with him and it is clear that he tries to make his material useful for his audience.

I met Batusai in a Telegram chat, and he opened my eyes to tons of new projects, like Plume, where we’re now actively joining their campaign. His Twitter is super fun, packed with alpha posts and stories from his web3 experience. He’s a great source for fresh insights and engaging content in the web3 space

Man, this Batusai guy is something else. While most people are still figuring out how to connect their wallets, he's already three testnets deep and probably farming tokens you've never heard of. His Twitter feed is basically a roadmap for anyone trying to navigate Web3 without getting rekt. Dude was posting about Plume Network when it was still in stealth mode, and don't get me started on how early he was with HeyElsaAI. Not the usual "this will 100x" garbage either - he actually breaks down why stuff matters. What I respect about him is he doesn't get caught up in the hype cycles. Sees right through the marketing fluff and tells you what's actually worth your time. His threads cut straight to the point without all the emoji spam and rocket ships. The way he explains complex protocols is pretty sick too. Makes you feel like you're getting insider knowledge instead of reading some copy-pasted whitepaper summary. Like he's actually using this stuff and sharing real experience, not just speculating from the sidelines. Been following his testnet calls for months and the hit rate is insane. When he says something's worth grinding, it usually pays off. Not just lucky either - you can tell he's doing actual research while everyone else is just following Twitter rumors. If you're trying to stay ahead of the curve in Web3, this account is basically mandatory. Saves you tons of time filtering through all the noise to find what actually matters. Plus his takes age really well, which is rare in crypto Twitter. Honestly refreshing to find someone who knows their shit and isn't trying to sell you something every other tweet.