Nohwa

I've known Nohwa for quite some time. He really likes learning new things. Most recently, he has been very active in learning about a new blockchain called Canton. His curiosity is immense, which is why he is so versatile.

I know @butiranampas (Nohwa) as a friend from the SAD crypto community who brings a different kind of presence to the timeline. While most discussions revolve around Web3 and crypto, he often shares light Japanese-language posts, from morning greetings to casual thoughts about music and food, adding a refreshing contrast. Even without heavy technical content, his interactions are consistent, positive, and genuine, reflecting the relaxed and supportive culture of SAD. He may not be the loudest voice, but he’s always around and helps keep the community vibe comfortable.

As a bounty hunter, I met him on one of the bug bounty platforms. He is very humble, intelligent, and also has ideas for winning bounty rewards. He also taught me how to work on bounties to get rewards. I am very grateful to him.

Nohwa often talks about different cryptocurrency payment methods, such as HandlPay, stressing how convenient it is for freelancers who work with international clients. He also talks about the benefits of using social handles to maintain privacy when using USDC. The user takes part in airdrop contests across different ecosystems, particularly the Canton Network and Solana, often posting pictures of his wallet.

Not everyone knows when to stop. You don't interfere in everything, you don't feel you have to have an opinion in every situation. But once you speak, the direction is clear and there's weight to it. That shows one thing: you understand your position, and you consciously guard it. That kind of attitude makes people believe [in you].

I first met Nohwa in the SAD Telegram community. He’s a humble, funny person with a calm presence. He’s active in the community, often shares interesting research and funny memes, and is always open to discussion. It’s clear he values growth over attention, and I’m really glad to call him a friend.

I know Nohwa in the SAD community. He is a humble and funny person. He is active in the community with me. Sometimes he shares funny memes that make me laugh. He often shares the results of his research projects with everyone. Sometimes we discuss things together. I'm glad to be friends with him.

I chat with him quite often through one of the S.A.D groups and we often share AMBA and NGAWI J.o.m.ok breakbeat stickers. He is a very pleasant and funny person, that's how I know him.

As a new friend, my impression of Nohwa is that he is dedicated and willing to learn. I know him from the SAD private Telegram community, and I think he is consistent and diligent in working on Web3 projects. He also often shares information about new Web3 projects and is active in discussions. From chatting and joking during discussions, it's clear that he wants to develop and not get stuck where he is. For me, Nohwa is the type of new friend who is great to learn with and support each other in the future.

I know very well that you could live luxuriously if you wanted to accept offers to promote those garbage meme coins. But you choose to live simply in order to protect the trust of the members. You don't want us to become victims. Your integrity, which cannot be bought with any amount of Bitcoin, is what makes me respect you immensely. You are a diamond in a pile of broken glass.