Keri

Everyone can review projects with top investors, but this guy is trying to get involved in more niche projects with local events, minting, local giveaways, and projects that I personally have never heard of. It's a lot of work to dig into all of that.

I met Keri through the Mantle community and we swapped messages in the ecosystem channels before actually chatting at a webinar. the way Keri talks about protocol ideas and chain development is straightforward and clear, no fluff or buzzwords. they break down technical stuff in a way that makes sense and feels helpful whether you're new or have been around. what’s cool is they don’t post random hype, they drop insights after thinking things through. it’s obvious they care about the space and the people who build in it. i’ve picked up real tips and ideas from their posts that stuck with me. if you want honest crypto perspective and someone who actually adds value without the noise, Keri is worth following.

Keri reviews new projects on virtuals. Agents that are coming out and writes about their applications. Deals with mantle and abstract ecosystems. Loves "pengu" and believes in their projects and nft collections as much as I do. Also talks about how he's rocking his Twitter from scratch. I'm happily soaking up his tips and taking my own.

@Keri_Evd didn’t follow a growth hack thread or game the algo. She just showed up - with real insights, thoughtful takes, and that rare Web3 energy that mixes sharp research with genuine support. Whether it’s her breakdowns on Virtuals or niche APY farming plays, Keri’s content doesn’t chase trends - it sets them. There’s no facade here. No echo chamber. Just consistent presence and clarity in a space that often rewards noise. She’s a Kaito yapper with actual value behind every post - not just stats, but substance. And the growth? That’s just what happens when someone builds with intention. Keri’s the blueprint for anyone starting from scratch: don’t posture, just contribute. The rest follows.

This guy is an ambassador for many projects. He writes about many projects from Kaito, for example DYDX. I like his quality of content, he is good at photoshop and design. Very soon he will become one of the most famous influencers in CT

I’ve taken some time to dig through the feed of Keri Evd and here's my honest take: Keri_Evd doesnt just tweet alpha, he narrates the grind. He documented climbing the dYdX leaderboard from 40th to 96th and back, weaving artwork drops with strategy, proving she moves beyond surface-level hype. Her commentary on Virtuals.io’s referral mechanics, the meteoric token‑point trajectories and Mantle seasons shows she isn’t chasing snapshots, she’s mapping out patterns in active yield ecosystems. There’s no blind bullish narrative he questions dilution, incentive design and community dynamics with nuance, drawing parallels I’ve seen only after reviewing hundreds of retro‑drop cycles. Keri_Evd is clearly playing long‑game mindset, blending art and onchain alchemy, staying low‑key on early frontier projects while indexing the movement. Solid researcher energy, real retention understanding and just chil guy.

Keri is a close friend of mine. I remember how we used to play Spider Tanks together on the Gala platform. It’s already been two years, but it feels like it was just yesterday. I remember him recommending Starknet back then. This person understands both technology and people. I believe there’s still so much ahead of us. All in all, it was one of the most valuable connections I’ve ever made.

I’ve gone through Keri Evd’s feed in detail, and here’s what stands out: Keri_Evd isn’t just dropping alpha, he’s chronicling the grind. You’ll see him charting his moves up and down the dYdX leaderboard, from 40th to 96th and back, while mixing in art releases with trading insights, showing this isn’t about hype, but persistence. His takes on Virtuals.io referral loops, token-point surges, and Mantle’s seasonal flows prove he’s not chasing moments, he’s tracking the deeper patterns across yield ecosystems.

Following Keri since their self-imposed 30-day tweet sprint: concise threads on Mantle liquidity, Kaito dashboards and weekly progress reports. Tweets come with screenshots or wallet links; no pay-to-post shills spotted. A recent Kaito dashboard breakdown of a Mantle thread shows the kind of practical, own-work research you’ll get. Expect occasional memes, but they arrive in service of a point, never as filler. If you prefer early-stage builder signal over influencer noise, add this feed to your morning scan.

Keri cuts through the noise with clear, well-grounded insights. He consistently spots trends early, breaks them down without the hype, and backs it up with action. Always present, always sharp the kind of voice you want on your radar.