Natalia| Nowar🪩

It's not often that you come across girls who understand blockchain and cryptocurrencies. We've crossed paths with Farcaster, and we've been involved in projects like Ethos and Opensea. I've been following her blog, and it's great to know that if I have any questions, Natalia is always available to answer them in a way that makes it feel like a casual conversation over coffee.

Natasha is an example of how to skillfully use the platform's tools to build a reputation, professional connections, and authority. No loud phrases and endless topics - only sincere moments, playful comments, and a friendly attitude that makes communication natural and exciting. And if I have any difficulties in working with projects, I can confidently turn to her with any question, she will help.

Her posts aren’t trying to sell you anything or play some web character. Whether she's sharing a drop, a thought about crypto or a quick snapshot from her day, there’s this natural energy to it that’s super refreshing Her photos? Always full of life real, vibrant, and somehow make you feel like you're there too. She’s got that lifestyle that mixes web3 curiosity with everyday joy, and it’s kinda inspiring. Makes you wanna touch grass Honestly, it’s rare to find someone who balances crypto and life so effortlessly. She’s got that light energy that sticks with you. Big fan of the vibe.

Love Natalia genuine and engaging as she is in real life! Her posts are a mix of sharp insights, quick wit, and real talk. Whether shes sharing thoughts or jumping into discussions, it always feels authentic. If you want a feed with personality and no bullshit in her thoughts

i know Natalia for a while and can say that she is one of the most supportive person i've met in web3. reliable, funny, kind and good in projects she really like

Natasha is really good person. I met her when I was doing a project at Zora. She helped me understand the mints of pictures and mechanics of the project. In general, she is a very beautiful and kind girl with whom you can chat about various topics.

First off, a quick thanks to Natalia — without her nudge I probably wouldn’t be on this platform at all. We first crossed paths in a Web3 chat, then I checked her profile on X and got hooked. She doesn’t just post charts and buzzwords; it’s a real mix of day-to-day life and crypto that’s actually fun to follow. I started paying closer attention during Cyber’s Onchain Summer. Natalia was all over it on X, quick explainers in Telegram, links that were actually useful instead of pure hype. After a couple of those posts I hit follow and haven’t regretted it. The moment that really sold me was when she walked me through Ethos. I DM’d her, expecting a one-liner, and instead got a clear breakdown of the project’s goal plus the practical “how to” bits most people skip. No flexing, no jargon for the sake of it. Just… helpful. She answers basic questions without making you feel dumb and doesn’t disappear when things get slightl technical. What I like most is the way she tries to connect tech and art, not in a fake “vibes” way, but in the sense that crypto culture, design, and security should live together. It shows in the stuff she shares and the way she talk to people in replies and DMs. If someone in the community needs help, she shows up. And honestly, that makes you want to show up for her.

I started following @Natalia_Fren3 because her feed feels like a cozy coffee break wrapped in Web3 energy. She mixes photos of morning lattes, cozy cafés, and travel snapshots with updates on decentralized projects, NFTs, or community highlights without trying to zig-zag between unrelated vibes. It always works as if I’m watching someone build a lifestyle around passion, creativity, and blockchain. What I love most is the balance. You’ll see a beautifully framed coffee cup one moment, and a post diving into project milestones the next. It’s effortless and human. She’s not trying to prove anything through flashy graphics she’s just living through it and letting you in on the moment. That authenticity, that “I’m here for life and crypto,” really shines through.

I like Natalia's profile on Twitter and Farcaster, lots of lifestyle content, which we often lack in our crypto world. I think many crypto enthusiasts should take an example and, in addition to Kaito posts, write posts about themselves and their lives.

Natalia constantly shares diverse content — she has plenty of memes, jokes, and real photos, which makes communicating with her very lively and relaxed. Her posts often contain unique and creative information. She frequently talks about projects like Ethos, Opensea, and a few others, and I’m also very interested in these topics — I participate in them. If I have any questions, Natalia easily answers them and is always ready to help.