Papa Bakoye

I met him in a private Telegram group called S.A.D. He’s a good friend who always encourages me to stay active and keep making progress in the project.

I met Papa Bakoye in a private Telegram group called Support Any Disruption, or S.A.D. for short. I think his name is unique because it's the first time I've heard the word "bakoye." Papa Bakoye is active as an airdrop hunter and giveaway hunter. And in the S.A.D group, he also often shares airdrop info that he thinks is potentially good.

I once interacted and worked with papa bakoye in the context of building community and bug hunting in a crypto project, especially through the Solana ecosystem on Discord, and the impact was really felt. He has a rare ability: to bridge technical discussions with a community atmosphere that remains warm and inclusive. Whether it's talking about potential bugs, security concerns, or the direction of project development, his explanations are always clear and easy to understand. As a figure in the community, papa bakoye actively builds a healthy discussion culture. He often encourages members to ask questions, share findings, and learn together, not just to "report bugs" but also to understand the context and impact. On the bug hunting side, he guides a structured way of thinking: from threat modeling, validating findings, to conveying reports with proper ethics.

Papa Bakoye is a kind and humble person. In the Telegram community, he often searches for airdrop info with me and is always willing to share without being a know-it-all. His presence makes the discussion atmosphere pleasant, relaxed, and feels mutually supportive.

Papa Bakoye never stops learning. He is always enthusiastic about working on things. Very interested and enthusiastic about exploring the world of Web3. As a beginner, I feel helped because he is generous with his knowledge.

Papa bakoye actively farms airdrops retroactive ,infofi, and testnet opportunities across blockchains and frequently dropping alpha information about airdrops he's involved in it. He is also a trader who’s clearly passionate about crypto. What I like about him is that he’s not just focused on trading for himself, he actually takes the time to share alpha and tips with others.

The group feels much safer and healthier since they became a mod. They don't just clean up spam, but can really educate members about Web3 security and how to avoid scams

I met Dhika when I created a yapping group channel with Uway. We were working on a project together, Kite AI. He's one of those people with a positive spirit that keeps moving forward. We've been together ever since, and he's been very kind.

I used to be very weak, a little news about China banning crypto would give me a fever, panic, and then sell at a loss. But you routinely inject educational vaccines into my brain. You gave me historical data, you gave me macro facts. Now, no matter how fierce the new FUD virus variant is, my mental immunity is strong. I don't get sick (lose money) easily anymore because of unreasonable fears. You are the doctor who saved my investment health.

I met Dikha back when 0G was still in its early testnet phase, and I was just a cadet trying to figure things out. Even in that imperfect stage of the ecosystem, he was already one of the most active contributors, always ready to guide newcomers and break things down in a way that actually made sense. His patience and clarity stood out from day one. What makes him exceptional is how approachable and consistently supportive he is. If someone needs insights about 0G Labs, he’s easily the person you’d point them to. He brings knowledge, reliability, and a kind of steady optimism that makes even challenging topics feel easier to grasp. For me, Dikha isn’t just an expert in the space. He’s the kind of person who makes Web3 feel collaborative, welcoming, and genuinely enjoyable to be part of.