deoflae

This user reported a triangle abuser to us in our bounty program, but when we looked at the history, he was also participating in the triangle reviews. Personally I think that if you are directly trying to get around how Ethos' scoring system works through reviewing in triangles to prevent the limitation of R4R, you are abusing the system.

I was very far from the Abstract ecosystem. It was always seem difficult to me until I met DeoFlae. Credits to this guy explained to me how everything works there. He cut his teeth on it.

I first met DeoFlae when I was completely lost in the Abstract ecosystem, and he made it feel simple. He doesn’t just post numbers or badges, he actually explains the logic behind them so you understand why things work the way they do. His weekly XP breakdowns and badge tips save a ton of time, and you can tell he’s hands-on, testing everything himself before sharing. What I like most is that he keeps the vibe genuine - mixing in Pengu memes, stats, and updates without ever sounding forced. Whether you’re chasing XP, curious about Vibes Game, or just want to stay in the loop, his feed feels like the HQ for everything Abstract.

We met him on the Abstract Discord server. He gave a lot of useful advice on working on projects, and overall he seemed like a cool guy to me. We chatted on DM, and then I subscribed to his X, where I found even more cool tips. And the drop he got from pengu only confirms my words, considering that he took 2nd place. Thanks, bro, for all the advice, I appreciate it.

What’s the difference between good research and high-level research? Simple a deep analytical mind. That’s deoflae. Dude’s not just skimming threads - he’s digging into the real layers of Web3. Projects? Abstract dapps, TCG Vibes and he’s not just lurking, he’s actually playing the game (respect for that move). But what really stands out? Consistency. Every move feels thought out - no wild random pumps, no chasing shiny tokens. Just steady, smart steps. That’s why I followed. And stayed. Web3’s full of noise like 100 tabs open and half of them are rugs. But people like him? They help filter signal from the static. Out of thousands of projects, maybe 5–10% are truly worth exploring - and he’s usually already two steps ahead on them. Keep doing what you do, fren. The chain sees it.

If I were to describe Deoflae in three words: Abstract lover, master of the gamefa world, NFT hunter. To operate in the Abstract ecosystem, you need relatively complete information and knowledge of the Web3 space and the NFT market. If you want to understand how to earn XP better than ever, Deoflae's posts will help you a lot in this regard. (I have learned a lot about this in the almost 4 months that I have been following his content)

I first came across him when Abstract launched in winter 2025. He keeps close track of everything around the network - updates, XP, badge stats, ecosystem projects and shares strategies in a way that makes farming there a lot easier to understand. What stands out beyond Abstract is his time in Vibes TCG. He’s not just chasing ranks but actually building his own deck variations, testing them and sharing which cards or season updates shift the game. It’s the kind of content that shows he’s really playing, not just reposting what others do. On top of that, he still finds space for lighter things like memecoin ($PENGU) and Fugz NFT, which makes the feed less one-dimensional. For me, that balance is what makes it worth keeping an eye on him.

With the Initiator, it's simple - while crypto Twitter is all about noise and chatter, this guy speaks to the point. He founded RichRoad and was one of the first to figure out kaitoai. He has a rare combination - he sees projects through the eyes of a builder, but trades like a pro. This week he can dissect the tokenomics of some project to the bone, the next - he gives insights from technical podcasts, while others have not yet understood what they are talking about. His opinions are based on real experience, not on speculation, and he is not shy about showing the entire process of work. When he replies in the comments, it is not a routine "thank you", but detailed thoughts that really add value to the discussion. The dude really puts into what he does.

First came across Deoflae on June 7 2025, when I saw his Twitter post about receiving the $PENGU airdrop, and it immediately caught my attention. Since then, I’ve realized he’s much more than just a fan of Abstract he’s a real community driver and a pro in Vibes TCG who knows how to deliver results. On top of that, he’s a streamer on Abstract, always sharing updates about his progress and weekly achievements. Following his journey is not only interesting but also inspiring if you’re into Abstract, he’s definitely someone you should follow.

I met deoflae on one of the Vibe's game on Abstract and after few games understood that this boy is cooking hard! after the game he gave me a lot of insights bout Abstract ecosystem that i didn't knoww n im really thankful to him for that