LuckyBeard

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I was lucky enough to meet Lucky in a community. He has an excellent feel for trends, studies alpha, and shares it. He is active on X and Discord. It's nice to sometimes get acquainted with his work and sometimes even follow it. I know that he is involved in interesting GameFi-based projects. This is a new direction for me, but I like to watch him.

I met Lucky Beard in the Duper, game on Abstract chain. Duper truly stole my heart, and it turned out we ended up on the same team. He’s a great player he knows the logic and mechanics of the game much better than I do, so I wasn’t afraid to go on the attack with him. Besides words of encouragement, he teased me because I was still a noob, I won’t lie. In addition, Lucky Beard is deeply involved in the Abstract ecosystem, and there’s genuinely a lot to learn from him.

man i have been trying to get my hands on an invite for a while, bro came in clutch/ and he's reputed also i see. thanks man. you deserve a few good ones!

We met him at Duper and started chatting with him on X. He's a great guy and a great player. Although our first games weren't exactly successful, once we started playing together, we managed to win quite a few times.

I met LuckyBeard in one of famous CIS Abstract chats and can recommend everyone to follow him, he makes creative content about Abstract Eco dapps (Gigaverse, Tollan Universe, Xeet and lots other). Also he is a streamer, i love to watching his lives and sure that he deserves verification mark. W community member

We’ve crossed paths in the Abstract ecosystem more times than I can count: streams, game threads, random updates at 2 AM. He has a normal everyday activity: XP farming, games, updates, streams. Nothing forced. You open the feed and boom - he’s already there, contributing in one way or another. People like him quietly keep the ecosystem in motion. Abstract feels more alive because he’s here. Simple as that.

I first joined this guy’s stream about a month ago. He was streaming late at night, and at that moment I was his only viewer. We ended up having a really great conversation. He was playing Duper for the first time, and it was fascinating to watch him learn the game and discover everything step by step. As someone who was an even bigger beginner, it was really educational to follow along and learn this complex game together with him.Later, we started talking about Web3 games, and it turned out he’s an actual expert in the field — you could even say he makes a living from these games. For me, as someone who’s just starting to explore this space, it was incredibly interesting to hear his perspective and learn from his experience.He also motivated me to start using Twitter again, and I’m almost certain that this advice will have a positive impact on my life.So that’s the story. He’s a really good person and knows a lot about the world of Web3.

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I met Max in Abstract, while he was streaming games, chilling and maintaining a dialogue. We even played a couple of games together, I can say that he is definitely stronger than me in most games, but this is not surprising LOL. During the time we were chatting together, I learned that he is an OG cryptoman, has been playing web3 games since 2021, he consulted me on abstract because I had a lot of questions