Yoichi•Prenjon (❖,❖)

I’ll never forget the day I first met Yoichi on Discord. It started like any ordinary evening: me scrolling through random servers, trying to look social while actually avoiding all responsibilities. Suddenly—PING! A wild friend request appeared from someone named “Yoichi#7777.” At first I hesitated. “Who is this mysterious creature?” I whispered dramatically to myself, as if I were the main character in a Netflix adaptation of my life. But curiosity won. I clicked Accept. Within two seconds, he DM’d me: Yoichi: “Heyo! Wanna hop on VC for a sec?” Me internally: A sec? Bro I need at least 30 minutes to mentally prepare for human interaction. But of course, like a brave warrior of the Internet, I typed: Me: “Sure!” So we joined voice chat. The moment I entered, I heard chaos—background noises like he was fighting a dragon, a dog barking, and something that sounded suspiciously like someone slapping a metal pot. “Yoichi? You alive?” I asked. Then suddenly, his mic caught him shouting: Yoichi: “WAIT—NO—NOT THE NOODLES!” Apparently, he was cooking instant noodles while joining VC, which already told me everything I needed to know about him: chaotic energy level 9999. After a few seconds of shuffling, clanking, and what I assume was him battling for his life, he finally said: “Okay okay—I’m here. Hi!” His voice was so dramatic it felt like he had just returned from a heroic journey. He explained that his stove had betrayed him and tried to boil over the pot like it was reenacting a volcano documentary. Once the noodle crisis was resolved, we finally started talking… and that’s when the unexpected happened. We actually vibed. One moment we were talking about games, the next we were discussing deep philosophical questions like: Why is Discord always updating when you're in a hurry? Why does the microwave beep louder at 3 a.m.? If we mute ourselves and forget to unmute, do we truly exist? Then, mid-conversation, Yoichi suddenly went silent. I thought he disconnected. I called his name like I was in some dramatic K-drama moment. “Yoichi? YOICHI?? Don’t leave me!” After ten seconds, he finally answered: “Oh sorry, my cat sat on my push-to-talk key. She thinks she owns this place.” And honestly… maybe she does. By the end of the call, we were laughing like old friends, even though one of us nearly died to noodles and the other was screaming into the void trying to reconnect the call. And that’s how I first met Yoichi on Discord: through chaos, comedy, and the universal bonding power of badly timed background noises.

Yoichi stands out as one of those rare people who bring both creativity and authenticity wherever they go. His timeline reflects a sharp eye for ideas and a genuine passion for Web3 thoughtful, expressive, and always full of good energy. What makes him special is how approachable he is. Whether sharing insights, supporting others, or simply adding positivity to a conversation, he does it effortlessly and with heart. Yoichi isn’t just part of the space he helps shape it, one thoughtful post and kind interaction at a time.

A very active contributor to the community, such as @WCNetizens, creates high-quality fan art/PFPs that are often praised and well-received by other members. Their work is considered creative and helps build a positive community atmosphere.

One of my friends who has the characteristic of always learning and always trying to develop and dream. Yoichi is a very optimistic person and has big dreams in the world of web3. Although I haven't known him for too long, I'm very sure he will shine as he wishes. He has a sharp instinct and analysis when choosing good web3 projects. He is also very talented in other fields, one of which is art design.

For me, Yoichi the Joyful Supporter perfectly captures who Yoichi is. He’s always full of positive energy that instantly lifts everyone around him. Whenever I need help or just a bit of motivation, Yoichi is there, sometimes even before I ask, making everything feel lighter. What I really admire is how genuine he is when he helps. It’s never forced or superficial; he does everything with warmth and joy. Being around him feels easy and uplifting. He’s not just a supporter he’s the kind of person who brightens the whole community.

Yoichi works withbest quality fast and precise and very consistet this performance deserves recognition, yoichi good luck

The first time I met Yoichi ( wadimoer ) on the Irys server, he struck me as a genuine Web3 contributor who champions collaboration and shared learning. Yoichi not only possesses a strong understanding of project technology and concepts but also excels at explaining them in a clear and accessible manner, particularly for newcomers to the Web3.

the first meeting was simple. it began with one click on a profile in a place where people share their thoughts. there was something about the name yoikig that made me pause for a moment. maybe it was the way he wrote, maybe it was the quiet feeling around him, or maybe it was the small world he seemed to move in. i did not know him. he did not know me. but a small curiosity started to grow. as i read more of his posts, i began to see a faint picture of who he might be. someone calm, someone who chooses words with care, someone who does not speak loudly yet still draws attention in a gentle way. then i started to wonder. who is he what is his story and how did our paths meet even if only through a screen our introduction has not begun with many words. but every connection, even the smallest one, often begins with simple curiosity. and maybe this is our accidental introduction, the quiet start of a story that even i cannot predict.

I met Yoichi on Irys, and from the first interaction, it was clear he carried a quiet yet strong passion for the community. He wasn’t just present; he was active, curious, and genuinely supportive of everyone who shared the same builder mindset. That kind of energy always stands out in a space where consistency means everything. As a contributor on Irys, Yoichi continuously finds ways to bring value—whether through creative work, thoughtful feedback, or helping others understand the spirit of the datachain. His perspective often bridges technical insight and human connection, something rare and refreshing within the ecosystem. Beyond contributions, Yoichi is also an Irys friend and Shihan—roles that perfectly reflect his dedication. He embodies what the community stands for: collaboration, creativity, and growth. Every interaction with him reminds you that Irys isn’t just infrastructure; it’s people like Yoichi who make the datachain feel alive and meaningful.

I met Yoichi Prenjon in the Irys Kizuna Maxi community, and since then, I’ve seen how genuine and reliable he is. From day one, he showed great energy, always helping others and contributing positively to every discussion. He’s not only knowledgeable but also kind and easy to talk to, which makes working or collaborating with him effortless. His insights about projects and updates are always on point, and he’s the type of person who brings good vibes wherever he goes. I truly appreciate his presence in the community, it’s rare to find someone so consistent and respectful. If you’re looking for someone trustworthy and active, Yoichi definitely deserves a positive review from me.