@Sirald01
I met Sirald when i was interested in the Bera ecosystem. He's a helpful and kind person. Web3 knowledge is at master degree. It's enough to ask a question when you need it. We also have the same hometown.
Funny as hell, knows his stuff, and definitely one of Bera’s real OGs. If you’ve been around, you’ve probably seen him doing his thing. Glad we crossed paths fr.
People think Web3 is a fast track to fame or money. It’s not. It’s more like a jungle. You gotta navigate scams, signal vs noise, trust issues, and tech that breaks 24/7. The only people who make it are the ones who adapt fast, stay humble, and keep learning. Web3 rewards survival.
Sirald is one of Bera's best moderators. I have known him for a long time from the Uzaylılar.eth group. He is a very knowledgeable and helpful man.
Siral himself is an older, experienced person, so it's necessary to examine his content and the projects he's pursuing. The fact that he's pursuing a high-quality English project like Gensyn and taking on the BLOCK role has made me admire him.
My brother Sirald has earned the right to be an OG in many projects, but the biggest of these is BERA. He is one of the most active members of Berachain. I don't know how he manages to be one of the leading figures in every project, but he somehow does it.
@Sirald01 consistently contributes thoughtful insights and stays engaged with the Web3 community. They communicate respectfully and provide helpful perspectives that benefit others. Their steady involvement and genuine interest make them a trusted member of the space. Definitely someone worth following.
I got to know him through the Steady Teddies Telegram chat. He is a trustworthy and successful person, well known and reputable within the Berachain ecosystem.
I met him through twitter, and I can say that he is a funny person and has a huge knowledge in the blockchain eco
he was one of the most active member in my Whale3 community, always bringing both alpha and good vibes to the chat. During Berachain's peak days he was extremely active and knew everything about the network, he even moderated for major projects
