Mrm1R 🥷".XO"

Growing up, going to the USA always felt like chasing the stars – something big, distant, and full of possibilities. I used to dream about walking through cities I only saw in movies, working in a place where my ideas could grow, and living a life where I wasn’t just surviving, but actually building something for myself. That dream turned real the day I got my Green Card. The moment I landed, it hit me I had a fresh start. The road wasn’t easy. There were challenges: language, culture, even being far from family. But every step felt like progress. I met people from everywhere, worked hard, and slowly carved out a space of my own. Now, I wake up grateful. I’m in the place I once imagined from across the world. The dream didn’t just bring me to the U.S. it gave me purpose, growth, and a life I can proudly call mine. For anyone wondering if it’s worth it: it is. Don’t let go of that dream. Just be ready to work for it. This is your story Mrm1R

We met through Cyprus, he is a very good person, so I included him in my private Twitter group. He is helpful and has a good nose for money. I can't get along with people from some cities, but I got along very well with the people of Kocaeli. He is also very knowledgeable about crypto. I wish him success in his new life in America, and if you ever start a huge company, don't forget me, brother. See you later.

Mrm1R7 brings a steady and thoughtful presence to Ethos, the kind that makes the network feel more grounded and intentional. Whether sharing a perspective, supporting others, or simply engaging with care, their approach reflects clarity and a real sense of purpose. What stands out most is the quiet confidence in how they contribute. There's no rush for visibility, just a consistent pattern of showing up with respect, integrity, and a values-first mindset. That kind of presence builds trust not by words alone, but through action and Ethos is better for it. If you're looking to connect with voices that bring calm clarity and substance, Mrm1R7 is someone worth following.

Someone you might encounter even while browsing the hidden DC channels of a few projects. There are only 100 people inside, and this guy is there.

Mrm1R7 contributes with a style that’s rare: quiet, consistent, and driven by data. Rather than simply chasing trends, he shines a light on how metrics like leaderboard rankings from projects such as Anoma, SuccinctLabs, or PuffPaw can be used as learning tools, not just achievements. His approach invites others to engage more intentionally, to see their own participation not as a race, but as part of a longer term understanding of protocol mechanics. He shares insights with humility, often contextualizing his own positions on the board not as bragging rights, but as transparent proof of effort. That tone builds trust. His posts often clarify steps others miss: how to track progress, where to validate onchain actions, and why small details (like consistent tx behavior) can lead to stronger results over time. In a space often dominated by noise, Mrm1R7 adds substance. His commitment to visibility, accountability, and calm guidance makes him a standout contributor one whose impact may be quiet, but never goes unnoticed. Ethos thrives on this kind of peer driven, credibility first participation.

When I hear the name Mrm1R, the first word that comes to mind is presence. I first came across him in V, then Modularity, and later in Sloth and in each of them, he left a mark. When it comes to NFTs, he’s the undisputed king. If he buys something, it's almost guaranteed to be a win. Losing just isn’t part of his playbook. He’s smart, dedicated, and has a natural talent for guiding others. If you’re looking for direction in a project, chances are he’s already been there, figured it out, and paved the way. Sometimes I seriously wonder does he even sleep? :D Because wherever there’s action, Mrm1R is right there, actively contributing and leading the way. His presence gives you confidence, not just because of his skills, but because of how much value he adds to people. Always helpful, always present. I’m genuinely glad our paths crossed he’s someone I truly respect.

He was unlucky in every way and won the worlds lowest odds greencard lottery. Of course, in this adventure he proved his bad luck by starting a war in the Arab continent.

I first came across him in the @CelestineSloths community. He´s incredibly hardworking and kind. He’s also a true Twitter machine probably posting around 150 times a day. :) Wishing you success on American soil, my friend.

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