Admir Jeager 🦇

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First of all, I would like to express my deepest gratitude to Admir for the Ethos invitation extended to me. Thank you for entrusting me with this trust, which I will certainly safeguard as best as I can. Admir, known as admiralnft on X and aymgeprexlevmax on Discord, is a simple, witty, and very sociable person. I've known him quite well since about three years ago when we were both at Manta Network. Since then, I have continued to follow his journey in various ecosystems and projects, from Hooked Protocol, Manta Network, LayerZero, Polyhedra, Hyperlane, to recently when we interacted again in the zkPass community. Admir is not a big CT with a massive audience reach. He even once joked humbly that he wasn't very smart, so he didn't have mindshare in Kaito and often lost in the highly competitive Yaps world of InfoFi. But that's precisely where his value lies. Behind it all, Admir is a very helpful figure in the community. He is often present, listening, and helping other users selflessly, even when he doesn't have an official role as an ambassador or moderator in a project. His concern for the community is truly sincere and consistent, not for the sake of exposure or numbers. For me, Admir is an example of a community figure who doesn't chase popularity, but impact. Simple, humble, and with good intentions to build an ecosystem together with values that are often overlooked by metrics, but are very meaningful to the community.

Admir Jaeger is one of those people in the Web3 space who immediately earns your respect. He’s not only knowledgeable but also deeply committed to what he does. Every time I’ve interacted with him, I’ve seen how genuine and supportive he is toward others. Personally, I really admire his consistency and dedication — it’s rare to find someone who combines vision, execution, and humility so well. I believe Admid will continue to grow and make an even bigger impact in the crypto world, and I’m excited to see where his journey takes him.

From my perspective, Admir Jaeger has been a source of steady guidance in a space that often feels uncertain. His way of explaining complex concepts with clarity has helped me make better decisions and avoid common mistakes in crypto. What I admire most is his consistency and discipline, qualities that inspire me to approach Web3 with the same mindset. Learning from Admir Jaeger has been a valuable part of my journey

Admid Jaeger is someone who really stands out in the Web3 community. From what I’ve seen, he brings not only knowledge but also a sense of reliability and professionalism that’s rare in this space. He’s approachable, supportive, and always willing to share insights or help others grow. Personally, I’ve found Admid to be one of those people who can balance vision with action — someone who doesn’t just talk about ideas but actually works on making them happen. His consistency and positive attitude make him a valuable presence in any team or community.

belongs at the very top of that list.Huge respect for his mental resilience, patience, and integrity over all these years. One of the real OGs who helps keep the soul alive in this niche even after it went mainstream/token phase.Keep gliding strong, Admiral. You're one of the main reasons many of us are still here.

First of all, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Admir for the Ethos invitation. Thank you for placing your trust in me I truly appreciate it, and I will do my best to uphold that trust. Admir, known as admiralnft on X and aymgeprexlevmax on Discord, is a simple, humorous, and very approachable person. I have known him quite well since around three years ago when we were both involved in Manta Network. Since then, I’ve continued to follow his journey across various ecosystems and projects, including Hooked Protocol, Manta Network, LayerZero, Polyhedra, Hyperlane, and most recently, we reconnected and had many conversations within the zkPass community. Admir is not a big CT figure with massive reach. He has even jokingly said, in his humble way, that he isn’t particularly smart, which is why he doesn’t have much mindshare on Kaito and often loses in Yaps the highly competitive world of InfoFi. But that is precisely where his true value lies. Behind all of that, Admir is someone who genuinely helps the community. He consistently shows up, listens, and supports others without expecting anything in return, even when he holds no official role such as ambassador or moderator within a project. His care for the community is sincere and consistent, not driven by exposure or metrics. One recent example I personally witnessed was his contribution in the zkPass community, where he remained active and supportive despite not being in the spotlight. To me, Admir represents a kind of community figure who prioritizes impact over popularity. Simple, humble, and driven by genuine intentions to help build the ecosystem values that are often overlooked by metrics, yet deeply meaningful to the community.