SHAN 

Someone who doesn't know Shan very well would probably think he's very arrogant and unwilling to share information early on, but Shan is actually a very good friend who likes to provide information very quickly if you know him better. And what I like about Shan is that he is always actively contributing to Web3 and is always up to date.

This is the most fatal and irreversible beginner's mistake. Intending to send tokens back to their personal wallet, they instead copy and paste the token's "Smart Contract" address. The result? The token is sent into the contract, locked forever, and cannot be retrieved by anyone (including the developers). They inadvertently donate their wealth to the digital "void" and can only weep over the transaction hash.

This character doesn't look at Bitcoin or Ethereum price charts. Their eyes are glued to prediction market sites like Polymarket. They bet on real-world events: "Who will win the US Election?", "Will Taylor Swift break up this month?", or "How many times will The Fed cut interest rates?". For them, blockchain is just a truth-recording tool for gambling on the outcomes of global sociopolitical events. They treat CNN news as trading signals.

I first met Illonash on a random Discord server where people were chatting about games and music. At first, it was just casual text messages—simple “hey,” some jokes, and a few memes. But somehow, our convo just clicked. A few days later, we jumped into a voice call. I was low-key nervous, but the moment Illonash said “hello,” the vibe felt instantly comfy. We talked about everything—our days, our hobbies, even some deep life stuff. Time flew so fast that we didn’t even realize we’d been talking for hours. There was this natural flow, like we’d known each other way longer than just a few chats. We laughed a lot, shared stories, and the call ended with both of us saying, “We should totally do this again.” Since then, talking with Illonash on Discord has kinda become a highlight of my day. Chill, fun, and surprisingly meaningful.

I know him from the RIALO community, and from the start he has shown himself to be a highly reliable presence in the Web3 space. He stays active, supports others, and demonstrates strong commitment to the project’s growth. His video-editing skills stand out: clean, engaging, and consistently elevating the community’s communication. He is proactive, open to feedback, and steady in every task. In short: creative, active, and trustworthy.

This is the most shameless character on social media. Every time a large account posts gains (Gain Porn) or airdrop news, they will appear in the top replies. Instead of congratulating, they post fake sob stories (e.g., "I am a poor student from country X") followed by pasting their full ETH wallet address. Their mantra: "Bless me Sir" or "Change my life". They are turning Twitter into a sidewalk for digital begging.

I first got to know Illonash through the Rialo project. He is easy to talk to, and conversations with him always flow smoothly and are enjoyable—whether discussing project-related matters or other topics outside of that. Illonash is a hard worker, the type who shows commitment through actions. He strives to be involved and contribute consistently. A few days ago, I chatted with him in voice chat, discussing the development of web3 and getting to know each other. Overall, Illonash is a friendly, sincere, and reliable person. His presence adds value to anyone who works or discusses things with him. I am very proud to be friends with him because of his extensive understanding of web3 and the humble attitude he possesses.

I met Shan on the Rialo project. He's a Web3 enthusiast who's been familiar with Web3 for a long time. I learned a lot from his experience. He's a friendly and helpful person. I hope you're well.

Shan is the kind of friend who brings light into every space he enters. His presence is steady, his words carry warmth, and his actions remind people of what true loyalty looks like. He has a gift for making others feel valued, whether through humor, wisdom, or just being there when it matters most. always pointing others toward hope and clarity , inspiring creativity and momentum wherever he goes. Shan has a way of offering perspective that cuts through confusion, reminding others of what truly matters. When Shan commits, he follows through. Friends know they can count on him, no matter the situation. Shan encourages others to chase their potential, often inspiring creativity and courage in subtle ways.

I met him at Rialo, and from the very beginning it was clear that he was someone who truly understood the Web3 landscape. He carries himself with a mix of confidence and humility skilled, accomplished, yet always open to meaningful discussions. His ideas are consistently impressive; they’re not only insightful but also packaged in a way that’s easy for anyone to grasp. That clarity is what makes his content stand out: engaging, concise, and never overwhelming. His X page reflects exactly who he is simple, straightforward, and focused. There’s no unnecessary complexity, just genuine thoughts and updates that show his depth of knowledge. Despite his expertise, he remains approachable. Friendly, supportive, and always willing to help, he makes conversations feel natural and enjoyable. What I admire most is his passion for blockchain. It shows in every topic he touches, every explanation he gives, and every project he joins. His commitment is real; he brings optimism, dedication, and a forward-looking mindset that makes him an invaluable contributor in any Web3 environment. Meeting him at Rialo wasn’t just a coincidence it was a privilege. He’s someone who inspires confidence in the future of Web3 through both his ideas and his actions.