0xDanya

I’ve known Homeless Millionaire since our early days in crypto chats, and he’s been a steady, reliable presence from the start. His coverage of Warden Protocol, Momentum Finance, and Kaito always strikes the right balance - numbers, charts, and context without the hype. He’s the one breaking down LP yields, explaining Capital Launchpad timelines, or highlighting key milestones in a way that’s clear and genuinely useful. From inviting the community to engage with project founders to celebrating ecosystem wins, he focuses on adding real value over quick clout. A true long-term builder mindset in a space obsessed with the short-term.

i met him on twitter and he offered me an invitation to app.ethos.network i've been looking for it for a while, and when i logged in and asked questions he explained everything really well. sometimes strangers on twitter can be super kind and helpful. thanks oxdanya NB :he is active at kaito and yap about warden protocol, and his account are one that got rank in session #1

We crossed paths in crypto chats a while ago and since then I noticed he is just steady. No loud flexing, no fake hype, just doing his thing and actually helping when you need it. He shares stuff that feels useful, not just noise. Feels like someone who’s here for the long run, not chasing quick wins.

is actively promoting projects in kaito. I have seen his posts about infinex and warden protocol, he writes in detail and draws attention to the usefulness of the projects. He often ranks high in the top of kaito leaderboard. I think this is a signal that the guy knows how to manage social networks and feel trends.

DFlytron has been a steady contributor to the Web3 space since 2020. His focus on Warden and Infinex is not just surfacelevel he brings context, clarity, and long-term vision to every post. He doesn’t chase attention but earns respect through substance. The kind of presence that adds value without noise.

Pure coincidence: I was scrolling through something about @billions_ntwk and suddenly his account popped up. The topics immediately caught my attention—no pretentious fluff or pretentious cleverness, just straightforward, clear analysis that's irresistible. You read and realize this person is truly digging into the essence of the matter, not copying and pasting catchy headlines for likes. A couple of posts later, I caught myself thinking, "I need to follow him." And I was right. I'm curious to see where these observations will lead him next. In any case, if you're interested in the billions movement or anything related to this topic, you need an account like this in your feed; otherwise, you'll feel like you're missing out.

What stands out about him is the drive he brings into every discussion. Since we first crossed paths at the CS2 major in Shanghai, I ve seen how he is always on the lookout for the next thing in crypto. Its less about sitting back and more about experimenting, testing, and actually using the tools he talks about. When he mentioned Berachain, it wasnt just “check this project,” it was already paired with practical ways to dive in. That kind of hands-on energy keeps people around him motivated, and its a big reason I enjoy keeping in touch

I’ve been following @DFlytron not that long ( probably since July 2025) and honestly, their posts around Warden Protocol feel both honest and helpful. He celebrated Wardens milestone of 1 million users on July 1 and i think that was the first thing i saw from him, it was actually fun but informative. He also invited the community to ask questions for a live interview with @luisvae, which was pretty important for engagement of that space. I would recommend you to follow him if you are interested in Warden Protocol for sure

We met around 2022. And during this time, I saw how he turned from an ordinary student into a creator of cool content. But he started his journey in 2020, and is now actively using Twitter and Telegram.

I have known this person for a relatively long time, and throughout all the time we've interacted, he has never refused to help. Even if there's no benefit for him, he always selflessly helps to sort things out, simply because that's the kind of person he is. I think he is a good friend and a good CT participant.