TheSaw

I’ve had the privilege of knowing TheSaw since the early days of Wormhole, and over the years, I’ve watched him consistently bring the same energy, wisdom, and humility into every new space he enters including our shared journey in the Monad ecosystem. He’s one of those rare individuals who doesn’t just participate in Web3 communities — he helps build them, shape them, and hold them together. Whether it’s through insightful conversations, technical contributions, or simply lending a hand to someone new, TheSaw shows up. Every time. What sets him apart is not just how knowledgeable he is and believe me, he knows his stuff — but how generous he is with that knowledge. He’s always willing to help others grow, explain difficult concepts with clarity, and empower those around him without seeking recognition. That kind of consistent support is gold in Web3, where things move fast and people often come and go. In the Monad ecosystem, his impact is hard to overstate. From project involvement to cross-community collaborations, TheSaw is both a connector and a contributor. He plays a key role in shaping the culture, amplifying the mission, and reinforcing the values that make Monad more than just another blockchain — but a movement, a mindset, and a family. What’s more, TheSaw does all of this while remaining incredibly grounded. No ego, no noise — just quiet consistency, sharp insight, and genuine care for the people and communities around him. I feel truly lucky to know him and to witness the long-term value he brings to the ecosystem. He’s the kind of person you always want in your corner — and the kind of person Web3 needs more of.

Saw is an OG member of the PTBRonads community and has been actively contributing to Monad for over a year now. He’s always been a source of wisdom, first through his detailed threads and now through the Senseis podcast on YouTube. From contributor role to founder mode, Saw is now building SLMND NFT and advising numerous projects thanks to his deep crypto knowledge and past experience. Always supportive of the Nads, he genuinely wants to see everyone win. Grateful to call him a friend and to have him in the ecosystem.

TheSaw is a great friend, very cordial, helpful, and willing to help. I know the great work he does at Web3, and through Monad, I've seen his strength and dedication. He's always concerned about seeing those around him grow and has a very charitable heart. It's a great pleasure to have him in my group of friends.

TheSaw stands out as one of the rare constants in an industry defined by motion. I’ve known him since the Wormhole days, and wherever he goes — Monad included — he brings clarity, depth, and a steady sense of purpose. He doesn’t just show up to participate. He helps define direction, connect people, and make complex things accessible. His knowledge runs deep, but what truly sets him apart is how he shares it — without ego, without noise, always with intent to strengthen the community around him. He’s the kind of person who quietly raises standards. Reliable, insightful, and grounded. In a space that often rewards visibility over value, he’s proof that consistency and genuine contribution still matter most.

Met TheSaw through common portuguese friends and his introduction was similar to meeting a legend. He is very respected and OG membe in the Monad space and even more in the portuguese community. An absolute chad that welcomes every newbie. Also has vast experience in the ecosystem being himself a founder. You will be lucky to cross paths with him and he is really an awesome human being and friend.

Saw is a very recognized member in the Portuguese and the Monad community. This guy is a founder of one of the best NFT projects out there, a guy always ready to help others and a big reference, always ready to guide the most inexperienced and newcomers. I also had the chance to meet this legend IRL, and he is a super chill guy with great vibes!

I’ve had the pleasure of crossing paths with Elira during the early rollouts of Celestia, and since then, I’ve seen her light up every ecosystem she enters — including our collaborative efforts in the modular space. Elira isn’t just a participant in the Web3 world — she’s an anchor. She brings clarity where there’s chaos, bridges where there are gaps, and most importantly, people together. Whether it's through protocol discussions, technical deep dives, or quiet support in the background, she shows up with intention and care — again and again. What makes Elira truly stand out isn’t just the depth of her knowledge (which is formidable), but her generosity with it. She breaks down complex ideas without ever making you feel small, and she uplifts those around her with calm confidence and unwavering humility. In a space that often rewards loud voices, she leads through presence, consistency, and kindness. Within the modular ecosystem, her influence is subtle but undeniable. From grassroots education to infrastructure feedback, Elira has quietly become a pillar — reinforcing not just the technology, but the ethos of what this space can become: collaborative, transparent, and profoundly human. What I admire most is how she manages to stay centered amid the noise. No ego, no performance — just real dedication to building something better, with others, for the long haul. It’s rare to come across someone whose presence makes a protocol feel more like a community. Elira is one of those people. And I know we’re all better off because she’s here.

I know him from a project on Monad called slmnd. He does great work for slmnd. He's very active on X, often responding to comments.

Thesaw is one of the kindest and most supportive people I’ve met. Back when we didn’t even know each other, he helped me launch my Farcastram channel and gave me a few NFT project whitelists to run raffles with. That kindness stayed with me. Later, when I became a mod at the SLMN project, he was still just as warm and supportive. Even when I wasn’t doing well, he checked in on me and gave me emotional support. I LOVE YOU AND THANK YOU