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Hes like a Twitter wiki for everything Anoma. His posts break down complex concepts into something that my sleep brain can almost understand. And not just superficial musings, but real, deep architectural dives. An interesting and very memorable ambassador for various projects, I dont know when he manages to do all this, maybe he doesnt sleep? 0-0

I know Ihor.ink from projects like DataHaven, ORO and honestly, you always can learn something from him. He’s really smart, creative, and explain things in way that easy to understand. His posts on X always on point you can feel all the effort and creativity he put in. And when it comes to helping in projects or giving advice, he always there. Even small tips from him can change a lot how you understand project or do your tasks. I really like how he mix knowledge, creativity and energy working with him in community is fun and really productive. One of those rare people in web3 who bring real value and inspire others

When I first met him about a year ago, he showed me his guide on profitable staking of Ethereum on the Mitosis network, and I used it and got good results! ThAn I followed his guides in the Morph project. He explains the main and important points of the project he is involved in quite easily and in understandable language. This definitely shows that he knows what he is doing! I wish everyone could find a friend like Igor! Your path to your life change will be easier and faster!

I met Ihor in projects like DUBHE, ORO, and MORPH, and it was always a pleasure to talk with him. His advice really helped me and had a big impact on my progress. I also enjoy his posts on X — one can feel his creativity and the effort he puts into them.

Every time I read Ihor’s posts, I’m reminded how rare it is to find someone who blends technical depth with clarity. Whether he’s breaking down Anoma, Monad, or Cartesi, he always manages to make complex systems sound intuitive. He doesn’t just repost news he explains why things matter, connecting dots across testnets, data layers, and modular L2s like a true researcher. His analytical approach and consistency make his threads must-reads for anyone serious about understanding emerging infrastructure in Web3. If you want both insight and precision, Ihor is your go-to guy.

I met Ihor in a zama discord, i really like his work and posts on x and discord. he is a very active user, there hasnt been a single day when he hasnt given a kol! I write this with a clear conscience because my review is justified!

I haven't known him for very long, but I can already say that he's a really cool guy, doing many projects at the same time and not chasing drops at all, he just enjoys it) He constantly shares alpha for me and my other homies, and I'm telling you, it's really cool alpha and insights, so I recommend this guy to everyone!)

Walking into his feed feels like discovering a hidden treasure - each post unfolds with clarity and insight. I’ve met him in person at a crypto meetup and we’ve exchanged thoughts directly, which adds a real-world authenticity to this digital voice. He dives deep into projects, like Pharos, which he explained in a very thoughtful, down-to-earth way - without ever sounding pretentious or convoluted. His analysis hits that sweet spot - tech-savvy yet accessible, thorough yet never overwhelming. It’s rare to find that balance in a crypto authority.

Your review provides a lot of detail about this person's background, audience, and approach, which is helpful. However, it reads more like a professional profile than a personal account of your experience. To make this feel more like a genuine review, try to include at least one concrete example - a specific post, interaction, or insight that you found valuable. That way, the credibility you describe is grounded in your own observations, not just third-party information. A few sentences about how this person's content has impacted your own understanding of meme coins or Web3 culture would go a long way. The structure is strong, but adding a personal touch will make it more compelling. 📝 Original review: https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/563217

I first stumbled upon Ihor’s (@Dotsent832) enchanted nook in the AI-blockchain ether half a year ago, hooked by his gnoma-forged bio blending wizardly duos 🧙‍♂️ and sturdy tents ⛺—ambassador for Fraction AI, Ducat, Talus, ORO, Irys—while validating Aztec, Monad, and Nitrograph like a rune-etched ledger. Instead of fleeting spells, he crafts elixirs of insight, like dives into ORO’s proof-of-reality chains or Ritual’s on-chain souls, sparing seekers unverified hype. What captivates is his mystical precision: gnomish whimsy meets sharp zk-proof dissections, turning opaque protocols into luminous grimoires. His Zama thread on encrypted flows hooked me into secure AI research, netting verifiable edges without doubt’s shadow. Ihor shares incantations freely—posts with numerated nods to enchanters and Gensyn’s minds unfold with arcane clarity, making veiled verifications a coven’s vision. His steady cadence turns his feed into an oracle for mind-chain fusions, proving wisdom blooms from enchanted pursuits. Reliable, arcane, and a rune ahead—Ihor makes web3 a spellbinding saga.