Professoreth

Although we don't come across each other in many projects, I met Birol Hodja in a project formerly known as 'Karak', and our life cinema began. We inform each other on every subject, and I hope we hit the jackpot together; that's our goal...

I know Farcaster, he is a hardworking person who makes regular posts.

I met him through the OpenGDP project, formerly known as Karak. He's a very active web3 user and also very active in airdrops.

He's very active online. Web3 projects and Defi are among his primary interests. We're working together on the OpenGDP project, formerly known as Karak. He shares very useful information on the Base network. He's worth following.

I recently started following NftProfesoru and quickly noticed how experienced and consistent he is in the NFT and Web3 world. He shares valuable insights about upcoming NFT projects, airdrops, and testnets, helping people understand where real opportunities exist. His posts are clear and based on research, not just hype, which makes them truly useful. What I like most is that he takes time to guide the community. Many people just post links, but he actually explains how things work and what’s worth checking. You can tell he has real knowledge and passion for this space. NftProfesoru is active, helpful, and trustworthy. Whether you’re into NFTs, DeFi, or early crypto projects, he is one of those people you want to follow to stay informed and find strong opportunities in Web3.

Met Birol earlier this year thanks to Farcaster and Remix. He’s one of those tireless Web3 users, no matter where you look, he’s there, active and building. As a fellow Remix dev, he’s insanely productive with already nine games out, and he’s still pushing himself to improve, learn, and experiment more. Always curious, always asking the right questions. But what I like most is that he also creates content in both Turkish and English, shares guides and helps others find their way in the ecosystem. That kind of consistency and drive is rare.

A true Web3 doer — trading, testing, collecting — not just posting.