Salman Faris

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DevDervis has been with the back-end development team for the past two years. He was a key player in the migration of legacy services to a Go and Kubernetes based microservices architecture. In the first quarter of this year, Dervis spent too much time on small implementation details, resulting in slightly missed sprint deadlines. Sometimes his technical explanations are too in-depth for the non technical team. Shortening presentations with business analogies will facilitate collaboration with the product owner. Dervis is a highly reliable, dedicated, and quality oriented engineer. With some adjustments to his time management and communication style, he has the potential to become a lead engineer within the next one to two years

Salman is one of those creators who brings a refreshing mix of positivity and clarity to the timeline. His posts feel thoughtful and intentional, showing that he genuinely cares about the projects he supports and the community around him. What stands out most is his calm, grounded tone paired with sky high ideals that inspire others to stay focused and keep moving forward. Whether he's sharing simple greetings or meaningful insights, Salman consistently adds value to the feed.

I first knew Salman from a Telegram group before following him here on Twitter. He is the kind of person who doesn’t talk too much, but when he does, it’s worth paying attention. In Telegram, he often shares thoughtful takes on crypto in a way that’s easy to digest. He is not the most active on Twitter, but every post shows real understanding. You can tell he genuinely cares about the crypto tech.

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Salman is a kind and amazing person. I first got to know him through Telegram. Every day he always shares his insights with me. Thanks bro for being willing to be my friend.

He's a close friend, and his trading approach is something else. FII BATUBARA only makes high-conviction bets. He doesn't spread his money around; he finds a few projects, bets the farm, and stays 100% focused. For him, it's all depth, never breadth

I've been following @DevDervish on X, and honestly, it's been one of the best follows I've made in the web3 and crypto space. As someone who's always digging into new projects and trying to stay ahead of the curve without getting overwhelmed by the noise, his content just hits different. He doesn't hype things up with wild promises or FOMO tactics; instead, he breaks down complex stuff like zk proofs and AI integrations in a way that's straightforward and actually useful for everyday folks like me who aren't full-time devs.Take his takes on hardware for zero-knowledge tech, for example. He explained how specialized ASICs could speed up computations for layer 2s on Ethereum without drowning you in jargon just clear points on why it's a bottleneck right now and how fixing it could make transactions cheaper and faster for real users. I remember reading one of his threads on that, and it clicked for me why scalability matters beyond the buzzwords. It's the kind of insight that saves you time when you're researching where to put your next stake or trade. What I like most is how consistent he is without being spammy. A few solid posts a week, always timed right when the community's buzzing about funding rounds or tech updates, like that Polychain-backed zk hardware play. It feels like having a chill friend who's done the homework and shares it over coffee.

I first ran into Salman in a Telegram group, then started following him here on X.He’s not a big talker, but whenever he drops something, you wanna lean in. On Telegram, he breaks down crypto stuff in a super chill, no BS way that just clicks. He doesn’t flood X either, but every tweet screams this guy actually gets it. You can feel he’s legit passionate about the tech.

Faris is a true web3 native who actually researches, filters, and understands quality projects. He creates valuable content, support the community, and stands genuinely friendly. The kind of builder