Behnam

I met Behnam about two years ago in a Discord server for a ZK project, back when he was inviting everyone to join the testnet. Since then, I’ve constantly seen him on X acting like a radar, scanning and sharing the hottest new projects. He’s incredibly positive and full of energy; when you talk to him, it genuinely feels like chatting with an old friend, not a stranger. He’s never negative, never spams, and if you’re new to crypto, he’s definitely someone worth following he shares solid alpha without ever overwhelming you.

Behnam is an active and talented member of our crypto team, responsible for a significant portion of the design and editing responsibilities. With his high precision, strong taste, and impressive mastery of design tools, he always delivers high quality and attractive outputs. Behnam is one of those people who does his work with love and patience.

Their activity across social platforms stands out for the right reasons. Instead of chasing attention, they focus on clarity, consistency, and genuine dialogue. You can tell every post and comment comes from real understanding, not repetition. That balance of insight and authenticity makes their presence one of the most valuable in the space.

I have known Behnam for a long time. We met a few years ago on a Web 3 project. Over the years, we have collaborated on many airdrops and projects. Behnam's goal is to help projects and improve them, and that is through helping, building a community, and attracting people. I admire Behnam because he is a real hard worker and is committed to what he wants to do until the end and sees the work through to the end.

You know how some people are just involved? That's Behnam. He’s the kind of guy who doesn’t just watch crypto trends; he's actively trying out new things, from diving deep into NFT projects to making helpful, honest contributions in communities like Monad. It's a genuine pleasure to connect with him

‌Some people told me about Behnam that he been following behnam for a while and I like how he’s always trying out new stuff, from airdrops to NFT projects. His posts feel real and useful, not just noise. A good friend to have in the crypto space

Behnam is my friend. What I admire most about him is how he consistently adds real value to the Web 3 space and isn’t here for publicity or visibility. His work on KiteAI, Mavryk, and other projects demonstrates genuine curiosity and ongoing commitment, whether he’s sharing insights on credit systems, participation-based rewards, or new protocols, his perspective is always thoughtful and grounded in reality. He combines creativity with reliability. He’s present in the Web 3 space, contributing meaningfully, and helping to move projects forward. In a space that often follows trends, his approach feels authentic and long-term. If you value content over noise, he’s definitely someone worth following.

I first met him through the Kaito project, and it didn’t take long to see how steady and dedicated he is. He’s active not only in Kaito but also in Monad, always showing genuine interest and contributing wherever he can. What I appreciate most is his reliability he follows through, keeps things moving, and brings real value to every space he’s part of. Beyond the work, he’s a supportive and grounded friend, and I’m genuinely glad we connected.

Met Behnam through KiteAI and right from the start, I could tell he’s one of those real, dedicated guys. Always active, supportive, and knows his stuff when it comes to Web3. He’s been adding value in every discussion and honestly, glad I got to connect with him.

Working with Behnam on the Plum project has shown me how reliable and thoughtful he really is. He’s the kind of teammate who doesn’t just help, he makes things move forward. Whenever challenges came up, he was calm, creative, and always focused on finding real solutions. I’ve learned a lot from his consistency and how he quietly leads by example. Truly someone you want on your team.