Gubarq

I’ve known Alex (Gubarq) for a while now, and he’s one of the most driven people I’ve met in the space. We’ve had great conversations about building, marketing, and community. He has a sharp sense of how narratives form on CT. Glad to have him around

Gubarq brings the same precision from LockIn and his writing style to Ethos, concise, helpful, and fast to assist. Great interaction overall.

We haven’t known each other for long - our paths crossed through shared projects that caught our attention. From the start, the conversations weren’t just small talk: we exchanged strategies, compared experiences, and even discussed ways certain things in the space could be improved. That kind of dialogue is rare. Doesn’t just take part - he challenges, builds, and adds perspective. It makes working and talking with him not only valuable but also motivating. Glad we connected - and I’m sure it’s just the beginning.

my little bro, degen, writes about Puffins, Almanak, Symbiotic, crypto books and memes. I like how he’s building up his skills, how he connects with his community and the overall vibe of his postss we started growing our x accounts at different times, but we often move together in CT -- discussing updates, new projects and all that to put it short - if you want to build your path step by step, you can do it alongside him

We’ve only known each other for a short time, but it was enough to notice how sharp and grounded his perspective is. Gubarq doesn’t just follow trends he breaks them down, tests assumptions, and always adds his own take. Our first conversations quickly moved past surface topics into real discussions about how projects could evolve, what communities need, and where the real opportunities lie. There’s a calm, analytical precision in how he thinks balanced by genuine curiosity and a builder’s mindset. He’s one of those people who quietly raise the level of every discussion. Glad our paths crossed feels like the start of something long-term.

We crossed paths not too long ago, drawn by the same projects and curiosity about how things in this space could be done better. From the start, the talks weren’t surface level, we went deep into strategies, early-stage ideas, and alpha that actually mattered. He’s that rare mix of researcher and builder: breaks down protocols with clarity, shares practical guides, and always adds his own perspective instead of echoing others. There’s a steady “step by step” rhythm in how he grows, consistent, thoughtful, and community-driven. Glad our paths aligned. Feels like one of those connections that keeps pushing both sides forward.

I've known Gubarq for some time now. He's not the most popular person on crypto Twitter yet, but you can see he's trying hard. I'd like to dive into the activity data with him, but for now I'm just following him. I can't say that everything he does is perfect, but he's a newbie, so he can be forgiven. Overall, he's a good person, and I hope we'll continue to work together.

Gubarq has a very beautiful post and profile design; I really admire it. He tries different topics, like InioFi or token analysis, like $ASTER. I really like his approach to WEB3. Refined taste + InfoFi + design = Gubarq

Breaks down different protocols and their tokens, always with clear and detailed guides on how to catch potential drops. Super sharp and practical content.

I stumbled on his content not too long ago. While most of CT was busy spamming memes or posting empty “soon” updates, he was putting out sharp breakdowns and step-by-step guides that actually saved time. The one that stood out for me was his Nomad review not hype, not copy-paste, but a clear explanation of what matters and how to position without wasting hours. It wasn’t about selling moonshots, just straight value. Since then, I keep coming back underrated and one of the few who consistently delivers.