Celsius

We met on Telegram, in a well-known project called Ston-fi. Even then, I noticed that this person was constantly on the move and wasn't shy about asking questions or making suggestions, which impressed me. Then there's Twitter, where he's also constantly active — researching, talking about the Depin projects and ambassador programs, and just saying gm. There is a fact about tuna: if it stops moving, it dies. I can say the same thing about content creators.

I like this guy because he talks about DeFi and DePin in difficult-to-understand words. He also does ambassador programs and researches various projects, I think his profile will be useful to many.

Celsiu is a realy cool guy to have on timeline. Ambasador at 1inch and STON.fi, he digs deeper than headlines and shares stuff you can actualy use - airdrops, DePIN, and other plays. Web3 explorer, influencer, and a solid info source: posts are clear, no fluff, just signal. He helps projects scale and grow community, open to colabs, and you can tell he does the work himself, not just rehashing others. If you want intresting crypto reads with real takeaways - his feed is def worth it.

I’ve been part of the DAO for quite some time. I can say about Celsius that he consistently shares awesome and useful content. His posts are clear, concise, and full of interesting insights, this is an account worth following for anyone in Web3 and crypto. He always brings something valuable to the conversation.

Following this guy doesn’t feel like endless scrolling it feels like catching quick, thoughtful updates from someone who genuinely observes web3 in action. The posts skip the hype and instead spotlight subtle, meaningful details that offer fresh perspectives on new tools and trends. It’s this blend of curiosity and clarity that makes the account a must-have on your timeline. Bonus: the open, conversational vibe invites real discussions, not just monologues.

Reading @celsius_135 feels less like scrolling a feed and more like hearing quick notes from a person who genuinely watches what’s happening in Web3. The posts don’t chase hype - they often highlight small but meaningful details that give a different angle on new tools or directions. It’s this mix of simplicity and curiosity that makes the account worth keeping on my timeline. What I also like is the open vibe: it’s not just about posting thoughts, but about leaving space for real conversations.

Scrolling his posts you get the sense he’s not just retweeting headlines – he’s digging, testing, and sharing from first-hand experience. That’s rare. Whether it’s airdrops, protocols, or new tools, he gives the kind of insights you’d only get if you spent hours researching yourself.

havent been followin celsius for too long, but i really like his content. his researches aint as templated as most authors. lately hes been makin solid content on depin, which not many write about rn. hes also been in my twitter dao for a while and takes active part in it