Jejujav

Jeju, true to his name, likes to share the latest video codes. A very friendly person who livens up the atmosphere in the community. His works are also worth following; he is active on Twitter, sharing interesting educational content. I often meet him as well.

We met at the Bintang Crypto channel and became friends. From just chatting with each other, he is very diligent & very consistent with his commitment, and now we are partners in Luce Node.

My friend in sad, likes to joke with me every day.

They don't have much drama, but are always present with a friendly and mature attitude. In any conversation, Jejujav knows how to carry themselves.

even though we’re not that close, bro gave up one invite for me. this is exactly why web3 is so special, you keep meeting good people everywhere you go

Djejuu keeps it concise, quick reads, smart picks, and timing that feels early without the hype. a reliable pulse when you want signal over noise

I met Mr. Jeju in the SAD private channel. There, he was a friendly, easy-to-get-along-with, and knowledgeable person about web3, which made me often ask him questions to learn and increase my knowledge.

Djeju is the kind of technical guide every community wishes they had. He brings a mix of curiosity, patience, and hands-on clarity that makes difficult things feel approachable. In Kucing Capital, he has become a quiet force behind the scenes, turning complex workflows like creating repositories, navigating Codespaces, and setting up a CLI into something even a newcomer can grasp with confidence. His explanations feel natural and deliberate, as if he knows exactly where beginners tend to get stuck and how to steer them forward. What stands out most is how genuinely he invests in another person’s progress. He doesn’t rush, he doesn’t gatekeep, and he doesn’t make learning feel intimidating. Instead, he builds an environment where growth feels possible and even exciting. My progress owes a lot to his guidance, and his presence continues to elevate the learning culture within the community.

I was a fertile 'rootstock' full of material (curiosity), but I could only produce the 'fruit' of understanding that was mediocre and untamed. Djeju's explanation was a small 'grafted branch' (cutting) from the superior tree of knowledge. That one small touch, when 'grafted' into me, changed everything. My own curiosity fed the branch, but suddenly, my 'tree' began to produce the 'fruit' of profound understanding that I had never expected.

I admit that Djeju is the kind of person who stands out in a group. He always contributes new ideas and unique perspectives to discussions, and his enthusiasm ensures that the conversation remains lively and interesting. He takes everything he does seriously and sincerely, whether it's researching, sharing findings or helping other community members. He is hardworking and reliable, and never hesitates to contribute to the benefit of the group. Honestly, the SAD community wouldn't be the same without him. He is a loyal friend.