Pak RT

I know this man ertetajir through chats in a Web3 community while talking about alpha. One thing that stood out right away is how often he shares info that’s super early. Sometimes the projects he mentions aren’t even on most people’s radar yet. The way he shares it is chill too no overhyping, just dropping insights and letting people DYOR. Honestly, that makes the discussions feel more real. A few times I followed up on the alpha he shared and it actually had an edge. He’s basically the type who catches alpha before the

I first met him in a Telegram community. At that time, I was really stuck on how to create a smart contract, I had tried looking for solutions but still couldn't figure it out. Finally, I asked in the group, and he was one of the first to reply. What made me comfortable was that he wasn't pushy or a know-it-all. He helped me slowly until I finally understood.

I often see him active in various Indonesian Telegram communities, where he shares alpha information and engages in several Discord servers. We often chat, and he’s been passionate about Web3 for a long time

RT is my friend on Telegram, he has great research skills, I also learned a lot from him, we research together to get a good project for us to work on

I know the head of the neighborhood association from a Telegram community. He doesn't talk much, but if anyone needs help, whether it's about airdrops, project research, or just asking for directions, he can help.

I met Pak RT in the Web3 community. We always talk about Web3 until midnight. It's fun to talk with him because he is a funny guy too. We always share alpha projects in Web3; he is a really good explorer.

Pak RT is a very humorous person and a friend I met through Telegram. He brings a light and fun vibe into Web3 conversations while staying engaged with the space. Easygoing, approachable, and always making the community feel more lively.

Always actively helping community members with alpha about airdrops, thank you for being kind, Pak RT

met him at wingfo. the voice guy, always encourages people in wingfo to use voice for researching web3 projects stuff, which is very commendable.

I first met him in a community group, and at that time we were basically strangers. We ended up working on the same project, so at first I only contacted him to ask questions and discuss project stuff. As time went on, we chatted more often, the conversations became easier and more casual, and it slowly went beyond work. Without realizing it, we got closer, felt more comfortable talking about anything, and kept in touch naturally even after the project stuff was done.