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I’ve known Aida since the Galxe Discord grind. What I admire about Aida is how naturally she moves between ecosystems. Whether it’s Monad, Linea, or Arbitrum. She’s been in the space long enough to know what matters, yet she still makes newcomers feel welcome and included.

I’ve known Ida for a long time. Almost every project I’ve been involved in that had an airdrop, Ida was on it too nothing ever slips past her! She’s been around since the Galxe days, and I remember her saying that back when she was new and had no clue what was going on, she was just collecting OATs without even knowing what she was supposed to do. It wasn’t until two weeks before the airdrop that she realized what was happening and what it was all about! That experience shaped her now whenever she dives into a project, she goes from 0 to 100, digging deep and uncovering every angle. She’s truly an airdrop hunter.

Do you know Sominft? I’ve talked to him a couple of times on Discord, and he’s always talking about these weird NFT things. In his tweets, he’s either posting cool pictures or saying what he just minted, and sometimes he makes jokes that make me laugh. I feel like he’s always on his computer looking for new stuff on the internet.

Aida (@Sominft) has been one of my oldest friends in the space, going back to the early Galxe days on Discord. Since then, we’ve worked side by side across so many projects , from Scroll and Linea to Arbitrum and beyond. What stands out most is her consistency, dedication, and the way she always brings positive energy into every collaboration. Having her as a teammate has made the journey in web3 not only more productive but also more enjoyable.

I first connected with 0xartist in a Telegram art collective, and right away, you could tell they had something different. Their posts on X are this perfect mix of aesthetic, purpose, and Web3 energy. It’s not just NFT drops or visuals it’s art with depth, often paired with thoughtful takes on culture and decentralization. They highlight creators, push narratives, and somehow make blockchain feel beautifully human. Definitely one of the most inspiring voices in the space.

ida makes Web3 feel welcoming. She is still a real person managing her day to day while compassionately helping others learn. She went from beginner to expert and gained that experience authentically. She shares her knowledge generously. If someone is new to crypto or is entrenched in the ecosystem, Ida is the friend to have. She is deeply invested in helping people safely and successfully navigate this space. What makes Ida special isn't just her crypto knowledge it's how she makes complex Web3 concepts feel approachable for everyone. While managing her own busy life, she still finds time to guide newcomers through their first steps in crypto.

Not everyone who makes an impact does it loudly. [Somi] is that quiet force — organized, reliable, and always two steps ahead. You’ll rarely see them chasing the spotlight, but you’ll always find them making sure things actually get done.

Every time I see @Sominft, it's either a funny tidbit, a cool project link, or just random NFT stuff I would never have found myself. He has a combination of not taking things too seriously yet knowing the ins and outs of this space. It's like he's only online and somehow always gets to the good stuff first.

I’ve had the chance to interact with Artist across different communities from Linera’s Discord to live Twitter Spaces and every time, their mix of creativity and precision stands out They bring an artistic perspective to technical discussions, offering ideas that are both thoughtful and practical. Whether it’s mapping out token models, testing new features, or sparking meaningful conversations, Artist consistently adds value Their ability to translate complex, on chain data into clear insights makes even the most intricate topics accessible Disciplined engaged and genuinely collaborative, Artist is the kind of contributor who quietly elevates every project they touch.

I first ran into Sominft during a live Twitter Spaces session on emerging DeFi projects. While the host was outlining a new protocol, Sominft interjected with a crisp slide that mapped out the token allocation and highlighted on chain activity figures. His clear, data backed explanation stood out, so I followed his Telegram link to keep the conversation going. From there we expanded the discussion to include projects such as 0G and Pi. Sominft walked through each token model step by step, suggested practical ways to reward genuine contributors and shared a handful of on‑chain dashboards that easily separate active participants from passive holders. Every point was grounded in real numbers yet explained in plain language, making even complex concepts accessible to newcomers.