Marster 🦣 | 𝔽rAI

I know him as an NFT connoisseur. I am familiar with a small number of experts in this field, and he is one of them. I like that he treats NFT like art. He has been in the world of cryptocurrencies for a very long time and his statistics in DeBunk show that he is good at what he does

Met him about three months ago. Noticed right away that he was actively working with OpenSea and afterwards Ethos and showing real interest in ETH. Since then we've been in regular contact and often talk through work-related things. He’s consistent and focused always sharing useful thoughts or asking the right questions. Solid person to have in your contact if you're building in crypto or just oser crypto.

Found Urazanev recently, and I’ve been hooked since. His posts hit the perfect balance — deep insights without the fluff. Whether it’s L2s, lesser-known chains, or even NFTs, he covers it all with a sharp take. I actually stopped checking crypto news — his feed gives me everything I need. Feels like he’s always one step ahead. Really respect the way he breaks things down.

What makes Marster stand out is his blend of rigor and genuine warmth. He’ll deep‑dive into the latest EVM‑layer shim one moment, then jump into your replies the next—troubleshooting wallet quirks, fielding follow‑up questions, or simply cheering on a follower’s first successful claim. He’s the guy who remembers you by name, offers context when you’re stuck, and still finds time to crack a timely meme or tow. Marster isn’t just another voice in the crypto chatter—he’s the thoughtful researcher who turns dense protocol specs into clear, bite‑sized insights. Whether he’s unpacking a fresh testnet release, spotlighting governance upgrades, or decoding token‑inflation mechanics, his threads read like mini masterclasses—complete with annotated visuals, concise bullet points, and a dash of good‑humored “zkgm”

I met Urazanev in discord while we were both working on one of the projects and since that time we been in touch regular. He is the type of person who always brings value to the table, sharing info that is really useful and straight to the point without unnecessary noise. Our communication quickly turned from random chats to constant exchange of insights and updates that help both of us stay ahead in the game. He is easy to work with, open minded and keeps the vibe friendly. In crypto space it is rare to meet someone who is consistent and reliable like him, glad I did.

Marster keeps the space constructive: boosts credibility on Ethos, asks folks to leave real reviews, and writes thoughtful ones himself. Shares useful links (Ethos profile, Cerebro portfolio), points to contests/opps, and highlights cool art/NFT drops. Friendly, helpful, and a reliable signal in the feed — glad to vouch.

You can talk to him about crypto for hours, and the conversation will still feel light and lively. He knows how to listen, joke, and share insights that make you want to jump in and try things yourself He’s the kind of person who never passes by something interesting. Mitosis, Union, NFT games - he’s got it all organized in his head, and he’s always ready to explain and help you figure things out

This dude reallyyy knows his stuff when it comes to NFTs. Like, idk how anyone can actually understand them — to me it’s just jpg is jpg lol. But he’s got that weird sense for collections, for their potential both short-term and long. And yeah, maybe that wouldn’t mean much on its own... But from what I’ve seen, like 70–80% of the time — he’s right. And I don’t mean “almost right” — I mean spot on. For me that’s already enough reason to keep an eye on what he’s doing. I’m following his stuff, and tbh I totally recommend u do too.

Been following @urazanev since way back — no fluff, no wannabe alpha threads. Just clean charts, timing that actually makes sense, and solid calls before the crowd catches on. One of the few I trust to post without farming engagement. Real one.

Marster is not a millionaire, and not all of his purchases pay off, but he likes this movement. He compares it to collecting stamps or vinyl records, only in the digital world. Sometimes his friends don’t understand him and ask: “Why pay for a picture on the Internet?” And he just laughs and says: “It’s like believing in the Internet in the 90s. Some laughed, and some already knew that it was the future.” This is Marster - an ordinary guy who enjoys NFT, dreams of catching something rare and maybe selling it for a million someday, but for now he just enjoys the procedure.