@blastAway007
I’ve known BlastAway007 for quite a while, so seeing them pop up here on Ethos didn’t surprise me at all. Always full of energy, sharing and visionary thinking. Love seeing that same positive and productive vibe here too. Keep it up, my friend!
I got to know BlastAway through the Lamumu ecosystem and I was honestly impressed by his dedication. He has been active there for a long time, always sharing updates and helping everyone stay informed. Later I started seeing his posts about the Zama ecosystem and they were just as detailed and informative. He clearly spends time researching before sharing anything and it shows in the quality of his content. It’s rare to see someone so consistent and genuinely curious in this space.
He's an active and hardworking colleague, both in infofi and node setup. It's clear he's determined not to miss out on opportunities.
I had the chance to connect with him through Ethos, and I can say he has strong expertise in Web3 and keeps improving himself.
Blastway.eth is a very successful friend of mine. He's an early adopter of projects by participating in their initial communities. He then shares project developments with his friends, encouraging them to become early adopters as well. In this regard, blastwat is a valuable friend who helps everyone and shares his knowledge.
By purchasing the Lamumu NFT, we aimed to benefit from the Common airdrop. After we bought it, its value increased by around 50%, which made us very happy. From now on, we’re planning to join all NFT projects together.
Follows new developments in crypto and keeps us informed, It helps us when claiming airdrops and helped us with the linea claim
One of the most helpful and inquisitive people I’ve had the chance to know. Always willing to lend a hand, share knowledge, and dig deep into details to find the best answers. Their curiosity and supportive nature make them an invaluable part of any community.
BlastAway.eth doesn’t just echo the latest trend he breaks it down. Whether it’s talking about Anoma’s mission to abstract chain complexity or discussing privacy and UX challenges, his posts dig into why things matter, not just what’s happening. That kind of perspective helps followers understand the bigger picture and separate real innovation from hype.
When I look at their tweets, I see that they generally deal with cost-free tasks like infofi and testnet. I hope they earn enough money to deal with costly tasks and engage with them.
