DASHALI

i first noticed Ali when he dropped his first nft called “Abupa” when he put himself out there as a creator. later, i saw him comment (and thats when we got to know eachother) in a Linera community hour about technical issues making jokes but also pointing out where the dev experience could improve. that mix of creativity plus technical awareness got my respect. ali’s someone worth watching.

Dashali is one of the people I really vibe with in the crypto space. Like me, he’s super bullish on the Sui ecosystem, especially projects like Giverep, 3DOS, and Momentum. What makes him stand out is that he’s not only active on-chain, but also a constant presence in their Discords and Twitter communities, always keeping up with the pulse. He’s the kind of person who shows that being consistent both technically and socially is what really builds value in web3.

I know Ali from the Sui project, back when we were minting all those weird-looking NFTs for the Sui Christmas project. Ali was always active and energetic, not only working on-chain but also constantly present in the projects’ Discords and on Twitter. His dedication and consistency really made him stand out among us.

I first got to know DashAli on Discord, and from the start his way of sharing stood out. He’s clear, direct, and makes even complicated things easy to understand. What makes him different is the honesty and steady presence he brings that’s why people really enjoy having him around

I’ve been following Ali for a while, and what I really value is the way he keeps things straightforward and real. He doesn’t chase hype or flex with flashy claims instead, he focuses on learning, sharing useful insights, and staying consistent. Whether it’s about Sui, Monad, or other projects, his posts are clear, relatable, and easy to follow.

I’ve known Dashali for a while, and what I like is his clear and straightforward way of sharing ideas. He’s active in the Sui ecosystem and projects like Giverep, 3DOS, and Momentum, both on-chain and in communities. He focuses on learning, sharing useful info, and staying consistent without hype. His posts are honest, easy to follow, and show both curiosity and experience. Having him around makes the space feel more real and supportive.

what impressed me about ali is how engaged he is across different projects. from monad to kite ai, his work shows not just participation but true dedication. his ability to create content alongside his activity makes him stand out.

i know Dashali from long time ago and appealing about how he shares direct, no fluff, and with a tone that feels personal. It’s like telling what she sees, what she doubts, and what she thinks could work. There’s strength in that kind of openness.

Honestly,I only recently came across Dashali on Telegram,so I haven’t seen much of his work yet.But the post I read was clear and straightforward. It felt like he was more focused on giving the right information than just creating hype.What stood out to me is that he also supports his friends,and that gives a really positive impression.

He is one of my good and well-mannered friend always patient and designs exceptionally well. He is very organized in everything he does, highly experienced, and skilled. He is mostly focused on studying and self-improvement. He is always active as an admin in some Telegram channels, responds to questions, and performs very well