Katy ♡ (❖,❖)

Katy is an active and supportive member of the Succinct community. She consistently contribute with thoughtful engagement and brings creative energy as an artist. She's always supporting and encouraging others, nice to meet her through Succinct

I’ve watched Katy go from strong artist to genuine Web3 contributor. She ships high-quality visuals, helps others sharpen ideas (her “prover” notes nudged me deeper into the tech), and shows up with contagious positivity. Dependable with money and deadlines, supportive in chat, and always raising the bar for Succinct/crypto art. If you want signal and momentum on your timeline, keep Katy close.

Katy shows up with the kind of consistency that actually moves a community forward. Her posts aren’t just vibes - they’re short, clear breakdowns and step-by-step how-tos that help people get unstuck. She blends sharp market reads with real community care, and when she shares alpha, it’s grounded and usable. On the creative side, her Web3 art and visuals are standout, turning complex ideas into something you can see and act on. I’ve known her across projects for years and she’s been reliable, supportive, and trustworthy throughout. If you want clarity with heart (and some beautiful design along the way), follow Katy.

I’ve been following Katy since I joined Doubletop, and she’s been a constant source of value. Her art is not just high quality but also brings fresh energy to every project. What I notice most is how she supports the community: sharing guides, helping newcomers, and sparking ideas that others build on. Katy mixes creativity with reliability, always showing up with positive vibes. In Web3, where hype is loud, she’s a clear signal of talent and trust.

Katty shows up consistently, shares useful how-tos, and actually helps people get unstuck. Folks in the community often mention her guides and little visual breakdowns - theyre short, clear, and surprisingly practical. Beyond skill, she’s kind and approachable, which makes people ask questions instead of hiding them. That alone does a lot for any community.

I've known Katy for three years now, starting from the Harecrypta Telegram chat, where she helped out with activities. She started joining voice chats more often and assisted me there. I really noticed her clarity and her ability to organize everything neatly. I didn't have time to keep up with it all, especially across different ecosystems, but she knew all the finer details. She helped me set up Zealy, where she took part in all the art competitions and judged every submission from our folks in the Harecrypta community. Even though she is an incredibly talented and skilled artist, she's also super sharp when it comes to understanding everything in crypto! And of course, I'm proud of her accomplishments at Succinct, she made a massive breakthrough and showed how artistic talent, killer tweet-writing skills, and a deep grasp of Web3 processes can lead to scoring a significant airdrop of $PROVE tokens. These days, I constantly consult with her on all artistic processes and which projects are best to dive into with creative work.

Katy brings both warmth and insight into the community. She’s always ready to step in, share knowledge, and make things easier for those just starting out. What I really value is her mix of friendliness and clarity — she explains things without overcomplicating, and it makes a real difference. Whether it’s answering quick questions, guiding through tricky setups, or just keeping the vibe positive, Katy shows that she’s not only knowledgeable but also genuinely cares about others.

Been following Katya for a while — she’s one of those rare voices in crypto that mixes sharp market takes with real community vibes. She’s not just repeating headlines, she digs into projects, shares alpha early, and makes it fun to follow along.

I have known this person for quite a long time and I know how much I can trust . There have not been any situations in which I would not receive help from hеr. Real friend

Katy shows up consistently, shares useful how-tos, and actually helps people get unstuck. Folks in the community often mention her guides and little visual breakdowns - they're short, clear, and surprisingly practical. Beyond skill, she’s kind and approachable, which makes people ask questions instead of hiding them. That alone does a lot for any community.