Ketip 🍚

He has a fairly deep understanding of web3, especially regarding strategy and execution. In matters such as token launches and community growth, his approach uses research and is not done haphazardly. What I admire is that he can explain technical concepts like product architecture, tokenomics, and user behavior in language that is easier to understand. I have learned a lot from him about how to build something that can last long in the Web3 ecosystem.

personal account for sharing offhand thoughts on viral content, with a Indonesian cultural flavor. It doesn't seem focused on building a large audience or promoting anything specific—more like stream-of-consciousness scrolling and commenting. If you're following for lighthearted, varied reactions, it might fit; otherwise, it could feel scattered.

ketip is my web3 friend, looking for alpha together, especially for airdrop stuff.

If you don't know Ketip, you might think he's an AI or a bot. Because every time you chat or talk to him, he responds quickly, even though he's just naturally responsive; we call him a reply guy. Oh yeah, I met Ketip from a community on Telegram, and we started exchanging information, and eventually, I realized he's a very caring person no matter what. Proud to have you as a friend, bro!

Ketip is my confidant; he is both my friend and advisor. He is very skilled in strategy in the financial world.

When a coin is pumping like crazy, my urge to chase it is really strong. I feel like I'm going to miss the boat. But you're always the reliable brakes. You shout: 'Don't chase the green, wait for the red!'. At first, I was annoyed because I felt like you were blocking my profit, but it turned out you were right. The coin eventually plummeted. If I hadn't listened to you, I would have been stuck at the peak of Mount Everest.

His name is Tarsono, and he uses the name Ketip on his Twitter account. I know him from the S.A.D. community, which is the same community I’m part of. He’s one of the OGs in the Web3 ecosystem and he’s very enthusiastic about what the Web3 ecosystem has to offer. He often shares his experience and perspective within the community.

Ketip is my old friend, he has great strategic capabilities in designing and executing web3 initiatives, especially in the token launch phase, go-to-market strategy and community growth. His explanations start from a deep understanding of product architecture, tokenomics mechanisms, and the dynamics of user behavior in the blockchain ecosystem. Ketip is also able to translate technical complexities, from the value proposition of the protocol to product positioning, into a measurable communication framework that makes a lot of sense to the target market. The strategies built by Ketip tend to focus on long-term adoption, not just short-term acquisition.

ketip really likes shitposts, but not the kind that are just for the sake of being noisy. His posts are relatable and often hit on current situations. Sometimes they're silly, sometimes they're off-the-cuff, but they always make people stop scrolling because they're funny. What makes it interesting is that his jokes are still about web3 and the market. So even though it looks like he's just joking around, there's still context and understanding in it, it's not just random jokes. I think he's the type who keeps my feed from being boring. The shitposts he shares and makes are light but on point, and that's not easy. I often discuss with him how to make them funny, and he's very kind and willing to teach me until I can do it myself.

Every time I open Twitter, I feel suffocated because of too much hoax news pollution and paid shilling. But your channel is like an oxygen room. You filter out all that dirt, you remove the toxins, and you only give us clean and nutritious information. My mental and financial health is very well maintained because I only breathe fresh air from you