Eli

Eli brings a thoughtful energy into every project, from Farcaster to Monad testnets. She’s curious, creative, and supportive, always sharing her real experiences in a way that makes the space feel more approachable.

We both jumped in at the same time and instantly clicked. While I’ve always been more focused on onchain moves and transactions, Elnaz has this unique passion for driving social presence and community vibes. That balance makes her the perfect complement to my work, she builds the narrative, I push the execution. Together, it just works. If you’re looking for someone who understands both the culture and the grind, Elnaz is the one to watch.

I got to know Eli online through Web3 projects and social groups. She is active in things like Monad testnet and Farcaster, sharing what she learns. She explains stuff clearly and helps others understand projects better. Her posts are calm and straightforward, and she’s consistent in participating and supporting the community.

I know Eli from Telegram, where she was helping others and trying to contribute like a project ambassador. With her efforts, she even managed to get the NFT Genesis whitelist. I think you should follow her and try to engage with her — she really has first-hand and accurate information

I met Eli while exploring Monad testnets, and she stood out by always sharing helpful tips on Monad, Wallchain, Base and Farcaster. Her support made learning easy, and we’ve stayed connected through Web3 projects.

I saw him on Discord Hey Elsa who had posted his tweet and was working on it for more points and possible rolls inside Discord I asked him how much of his tokens he would give to those who tweet he said 0.25% and after 26 days this campaign will end

Elnaz is one of those people who makes the Web3 space feel alive and connected. From the very start on Farcaster, she is shown a rare ability to balance creativity with consistency building narratives, strengthening communities, and making projects feel more approachable for everyone.

We met through mutual conversations around Ethos and ForteProtocol. What stands out about Elnaz is her hands on involvement, she doesn’t just follow, she gets involved in projects, asks questions, and drives discussions forward. Her vision is a combination of analysis, experience, and communication, and her presence always makes others aware or participate. For me, she is one of the people you can really count on in the Web3 space.

I've noticed Eli has a really positive and supportive energy in their interactions it makes reaching out so much easier. They don't just solve the problem they make you feel like you can handle the next one yourself. That kind of confidence building is gold.

I know Elnaz from Farcaster, and what I really like about her is how curious and active she is in different parts of Web3. She doesn’t stick to one project she explores, shares, and connects ideas, which always makes her feed interesting. She’s not just watching from the sidelines; she takes part, asks questions, and brings others into the conversation. Her energy and willingness to dive into new things make her someone worth following in Web3.