eli Ri 🐼 | $M

I saw Eli on the Kaito and Hana project leaderboards. She was in the top 100 in 30 days. I asked her the secret to her success. She said there is no secret; you have to be active and create content. She told me about Hana so I could understand it and create content about it. I can say she is my Hana friend.

I’ve been following Eli for a bit, and she’s great at making complex stuff setup easy to understand. She explains things clearly in a helpful way, and casually shares cool stuff without being pushy. Her friendly energy and shoutouts to the community make it feel welcoming.

Eli is one of the most active and creative people in the crypto. From her presence on the Kaito and Hana leaderboards to her tireless activity in testnets and communities she’s always recognized for her positive energy consistent effort, and valuable content. She not only learns but also shares her knowledge and experience always ready to support others.

I don’t exactly remember how I first came across Eli, but I think it was through a social network, maybe one of the Telegram groups. She is deeply entrenched in various ecosystems,gravitating towards projects that are at once innovative and very much of the world. He was among the earliest backers of Hana Network and, as I see it, is involved in newer ones like OpenLedger, the blessnetwork. Of all those,Eli is most positive about Hana Network, finding it to be a project that democratizes crypto by offering a simple, accessible experience that removes the need for advanced blockchain expertise. Eli often creates his posts with funny memes and playful visuals, adding a lighthearted vibe to the community. Every so often, Eli greets the community with a GM accompanied by a lighthearted gesture with playful graphics that get everyone smiling.

I knew Eli first as a Kaito yapper, and since then I’ve seen her bring the same energy across Hana, Mavryk, and beyond.

I met Eli on the Hana Network Discord. I wanted to contribute to Kaito but didn’t know much about Hana. Eli kindly explained to me exactly what I needed to do. She’s been so active there that she holds several important roles. Later, I also found out that she creates content for several other projects, including Sentient. She’s one of those users who really knows the ins and outs of Kaito. I believe she’ll become very successful in the near future.

personal, narrative language rather than generic praise There’s a recurring emotional undertone of warmth, empowerment, and inspiration. A mix of casual and professional tone fits Web3’s culture: relatable but credible.

I’ve known Eli for about a year now, and in that time I’ve seen how calm, determined, and hardworking she truly is. She gives her all to everything she does and never shies away from challenges. Beyond her dedication, Eli is the kind of friend who stands by you without hesitation—always ready to support, listen, and encourage

I first met Eli in the EverNode Discord when I was trying to understand how to get involved but didn’t know where to begin. She patiently walked me through every step and made sure I felt confident moving forward. She’s incredibly active in the community taking on different responsibilities and always being available to help others grow. Later on, I found out she also contributes to other projects such as Celestia and Initia, which shows just how dedicated and knowledgeable she is across the space. Eli really understands how things work behind the scenes, and with the consistency she brings every day, I believe she’s on a strong path toward even bigger success in the Web3 world.

One thing that stuck with me: you wrote about a complex topic, admitted you weren’t sure yet—but still shared it. That’s gutsy. Most people only talk when they feel certain. You show up even in the in-between, and that makes you more relatable. Not a perfect oracle, but someone real enough to walk beside.