Ro-ro-ro Hint

I've been friends with him for almost 2 years since we met in the airdrop world. I've been greatly helped by the information he provides, especially now that airdrops are getting worse, so we inevitably rely on each other to share information about web3. Sometimes he provides the info, and sometimes I do, it's like a symbiotic mutualism. Even though we met online, we often hang out to discuss the work problems we face in this web3 world. Let's grab coffee again, bozzzz!!

The risk management you taught me was a real slap in the face for someone like me who used to just recklessly go all in. You always reminded me to secure profits and not be greedy. Without you, the profits I've already made would probably be wiped out again by the market. Respect for your discipline, bro.

They are a fairly "young" user in Ethos, but based on their comments, I believe they will be a great user. They know how to recognize errors (using Google Translate) and their opinions seem very sincere. They are the type of users who will make this family great.

In the community's Telegram group, he's a very humble person. He chats casually, is always ready to help if he can, and never acts like he knows everything or seeks attention. The way he interacts makes the group atmosphere comfortable, and I'm really happy to be mutuals with him.

This person is one of the pond bosses in the South Jakarta area whom I met 2 years ago through the Crito Indonesia community group. Known to be very ambitious and meticulous in every project he undertakes, he is also very brave in taking risks in every project he participates in. Sokin boss, you're a really cool guy.

My friend is a really good cook. The flavors are just right, the spices are just right, and she never fails. She cooks without fuss, but the results are always delicious. When it comes to the kitchen, she's very reliable the type of person who makes others want to eat.

I call him "Bang IM." I first met him in a Telegram group called "S.A.D," and he's an active and friendly member to others, even beginners. In Web3, he's active as an airdropper, and some of the projects he's working on include: Zetarium, Ethgas, Nado, and of course, many others. Sometimes he shares information about airdrops he's working on, and also shares how to make money in the world of Web3.

He is my friend who is super skilled in web3 expertise, always providing education and suggesting how web3 works, very diligent and eager to learn

He's the type of leader who can truly lead each of his members well. Firm when needed, but still wise in making decisions. What I appreciate most is that he has a great sense of responsibility towards all members, especially for those who are new. They aren't left confused or to fend for themselves, but are guided slowly until they understand. His leadership is really felt, making the team atmosphere comfortable, solid, and everyone feels valued. This type of leader is hard to find.

I know him from Telegram just like Sasaki. They are both simple people but very humble in terms of knowledge. They are never stingy in sharing knowledge, and sometimes they even share their money just for fun. They also have extensive knowledge of the world of web3 after being involved in it for about 4 years. There are many things I can learn from these two people, and I am happy to have met them.