Dean

I just went through @Amirpxmk’s posts and there’s something earnest there that I respect. He doesn’t pretend to have all the answers, but he’s really making the effort to learn, analyze, and share what he discovers. That’s one of the traits I value most in a crypto account.

I’ve been chatting with Amir in our Telegram crypto groups for months, and he’s a gem. He spots fresh opportunities fast, from hidden airdrops to new plays like the Wormhole points system and Ventuals derivatives, and he shares them right away with zero gatekeeping. What I appreciate most is his tone. He’s kind, clear, and straight to the point. If a protocol is complex, he breaks it down so it actually makes sense. If a play looks solid, he gives the why, the how, and the risks, no fluff. I checked out his X feed today and it matches what I see in chat. Sharp finds, practical security tips, and a steady focus on real value. I’m grateful for the wins we’ve chased together. Here’s to more. 🚀💎

I met Amir on Telegram. I realized that he, like me, is looking for income from crypto and airdrops, and his activities are similar to mine. He works on projects like Farcaster and Wormhole, and following him is useful for me because he pays attention to details and reminds me of tasks.

"Amir shares valuable insights about the Web3 ecosystem. Recently highlighted checking wallets for the SHARD$ token. Proactive in keeping the community updated on opportunities and risks. Content is informative, timely and community focused. Shows genuine commitment to the well-being of the space."

When I was younger I was thinking about learning a skill or profession that could help me earn an income. At that time I met someone on Telegram who was a complete and experienced person in the field of Crypto and Web3 and that person was none other than Mr. Amirpxmk. Alongside his great knowledge, he was a positive thinker who always motivated me. Now four years have passed since that moment and I want to say here: Thank you for all the lessons and motivation you gave me. He is now active in the field of NFTs and is also learning programming. I’m confident that one day he will achieve his true place and rightful success in the world of crypto. 🌱✨

He isn't everywhere, but when he does appear, it's clear that he is there on purpose because his github is immaculate. The projects seem to be designed to create things, not just for Zora's display; it seems like he's experimenting with concepts rather than following trends. Farcaster is also present but not loud; he is simply making a genuine contribution. What strikes me is that he moves purposefully; he isn't trying to draw attention or create noise

I came across mikasa in the Web3 scene, and right away I could tell he’s different. Not the loudest in the room, but definitely one of the sharpest. Always deep in research, testing protocols before they hit the mainstream, and somehow catching trends before they’re even trends. He’s got that rare combo of technical curiosity and real-world understanding from DeFi and NFTs to governance and cross-chain ecosystems, mikasa knows his stuff. But more than that, he’s just real. No hype, no ego, just smart conversations, good vibes, and a genuine passion for the space. The kind of person who’s not just watching Web3 grow he’s helping build it, one smart move at a time.

Amir is one of those rare people in the Web3 space whose presence feels both refreshing and reliable. He doesn’t just show up to follow trends he approaches every project and discussion with curiosity, a sharp mind, and a genuine desire to add value. I’ve seen how he takes the time to share clear insights, guide newcomers patiently, and still keep experimenting with new networks, tools, and ideas. What makes him stand out is not only his analytical way of breaking things down but also the warmth and creativity he brings to conversations. He has this unique balance: on one side, he’s sharp in spotting opportunities and analyzing early stage projects, and on the other, he’s supportive, humble, and approachable, which makes people trust and learn from him easily. Watching how he blends knowledge with empathy has been inspiring, and I believe he has the spirit of someone who will keep contributing meaningfully to the ecosystem for years to come.

I’ve known Amir since childhood, and he’s always been full of energy and curiosity. We’ve worked on many projects together and I’ve seen how passionate he gets about the things he loves. One of his biggest loves? Kebab and trust me he’d defend it in any debate. 😅

My connection with Amir goes back to the peak days of Farcaster and the era of tipping degens. At that time, he was one of the most active users, managing to become well-known in the community thanks to his creativity. I have to admit, I always wished I could create content like him, but he’s truly talented. His talent was rooted in humor, since the content he produced on Farcaster was very witty and attracted a lot of users. Although he’s now a bit distanced from those days, I believe he can do the same thing on Twitter that he once did on Farcaster.