Kilavv

I’ve been met Valik in the 2TOP community for a while now, and we’ve had plenty of great chats about different projects. He’s one of the first people I’d reach out to for advice or just to discuss something - always calm, sharp, and genuinely helpful.

He isn’t afraid to speak up when something feels off like his post about Tier-1 projects shifting ambassador rewards. On top of that, he was active in Cerebro too, where we both jumped in and minted NFTs. Solid degen energy, mixing sharp takes with real participation.

every time there’s chaos in the market he’s there calm collected and helping others see things clearly

Kirill, my friend, is someone you’re genuinely happy to have around in the community. Calm, friendly, and always open to a conversation. He shares useful thoughts and offers support when it truly matters. Conversations with him feel natural and relaxed, and his perspective often helps things make more sense. His presence brings a sense of stability and trust, making the community feel warmer and more connected. Glad to have you with us, Kirill 🤝

Having worked with Valentin for several years in a tightly knit community, I’ve come to truly appreciate the steady, thoughtful presence he brings. He consistently provides valuable, well-grounded perspectives—whether it’s his take on the latest industry developments or feedback on project direction. Valentin’s communication is always clear and approachable; instead of chasing every new hype wave, he calmly steps in to clarify complex issues and cut through the noise. His ongoing reliability gives our group a sense of stability, and the insights he offers spark meaningful conversations and engagement. Above all, his consistency and depth make him a genuine cornerstone of our community—someone whose contributions are both trusted and impactful.

I’ve known Valentin for years now, and we’ve been part of the same closed community for quite a while. I think what I really value about him is the calm, thoughtful energy he brings to our group - always offering insights that feel solid and worth a listen. It’s nice to see him chime in with something helpful, like his thoughts on project updates or ecosystem changes. I really like how he stays genuine and easy to connect with, stepping into our chats with clear responses or a quick update on what’s happening. He’s not out there chasing trends or flooding us with alpha; instead, he’s the one who steps up to clear the confusion, and his assistance in our discussions is consistently impressive. What I appreciate most is his reliability - he’s been around forever, bringing a quiet steadiness to our community. I feel like he’s one of those folks who keeps our group feeling more active, especially when he drops a useful comment or points out something noteworthy.

I don’t know Kilavv very personally yet, but his name and reputation are everywhere in Web3 circles I follow. I keep hearing that he has an incredible ability to dive deep into even the most complex mechanics and explain them in a way that actually helps the whole team. People say he’s not just chasing alpha for himself - he genuinely supports others in the community and shares what he learns. Hearing so many positive things about him already gives me a sense that he’s someone who truly adds value to Web3 and earns respect the right way. Even without direct experience, you can feel the impact he has just from the way people talk about him.

Most people post just to stay visible — endless threads, recycled takes, the same buzzwords on repeat. Kilavv doesn’t play that game. When they post, it feels sharp, useful, and easy to digest. Straight talk, no filler. A spotless record with 100% positive feedback doesn’t happen by chance. That kind of trust comes from showing up the same way every time — steady, consistent, reliable. You can’t fake that. What I really like is that Kilavv never chases hype. That pinned tools thread? Pure value. Practical stuff you can actually use, not another “next 100x” promise. It’s content that makes the feed better, not louder. In a space where everyone’s trying to shout, Kilavv cuts through the noise with signal that lasts. That’s rare and that’s why I rate them

He’s that guy who shows up with clear answers, useful updates, or a quick nudge in the right direction when things get confusing. Not chasing clout just helping keep the group sharp and informed. He’s consistent too been around for ages, keeping the vibe balanced and positive. Every community needs someone like him, and I’m genuinely glad he’s part of ours.

I’ve known Valik for years, and the pattern never changes: when a chat gets noisy, he brings the room back to steady. He’s the one who quietly tests the thing everyone is only tweeting about, maps out the rules, and then shares takeaways in a way the rest of the squad can actually use. If there’s a late-night question or a small fire in a thread, he’s the calm voice that lowers the heart rate and nudges us to the right next step. What I value most is that his contributions aren’t hype-they’re repeatable. He’ll walk you through reward mechanics, validator updates, or a testnet rule change without drama, and somehow you walk away with a clearer mental model. He’s “top support” in the best sense of the phrase: quick to respond, reliable when it matters, and generous with context so others can operate on their own. I’ve teamed up with Valik across a bunch of cycles now, and the story is the same every time: grounded judgment, practical answers, and a steady presence that makes the whole team better. If you’re building anything where clarity and follow-through matter, you’re happy he’s on your side.