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We met in telegram crypto channel, his vibe is super chill and grounded also love how he reminds everyone that real building happens behind the scenes, without needing a megaphone for every step. He's super approachable too, shares fun memecoin moments and engages without forcing it. Grateful to have crossed paths

met online but vibes were good, communication was easy and chill

This friend of mine is a real technology enthusiast. He always knows about anything related to technology first. Because of his curiosity, he often explores new things.

In the world of DeFi (like Curve or Convex), token holders can vote to determine where interest rewards will flow. This character doesn't care about the future of the protocol. They check the Bribe Market like Votium every week. Whoever pays the highest bribe that week is who they will vote for. Their democratic vote is sold to the highest bidder transparently and automatically. For them, democracy is just an open auction.

This person doesn't chase money (profit), but rather chases "proof of attendance" (Proof of Attendance Protocol). They will stay up late listening to boring Twitter Spaces or attend obscure virtual events just to get a free POAP badge claim code. Their wallets are full of thousands of colorful badges that are worthless in terms of money, but for them it is a "Travel Journal" of their life in Web3. Their pride is saying: "I was there when that happened."

This is a grim role in developing countries. In order to get token allocations on platforms that require identity verification (like CoinList), these individuals sell photos of their ID cards and selfie photos to strangers on Telegram for $10-$20. They are unaware that their identities are now being used by "Whales" to create hundreds of fake accounts (Sybil accounts). They are biometric data cash cows for wealthy airdrop hunters.

i know him with telegram friend

This person is allergic to data. Show them Tokenomics, Whitepapers, or Total Value Locked (TVL), and they'll evaporate from boredom. Their investment strategy is purely subjective: "Is the coin's logo cute?", "Are the memes on Discord fun?", or "Does it have good vibes?". Strangely, in an irrational market, this character often outperforms the profits of technical analysts with math degrees, because they understand crowd psychology better than numbers.

I first met Aceng at a crypto community gathering held in Surabaya about 2 years ago. What I know is that he usually likes to "degen" NFTs, meme coins, and occasionally plays futures as a side job. His trading skills haven't reached the pro level yet, and he's often the subject of jokes, but what makes him interesting is his persistence. Even though he consistently loses, his spirit remains high and he doesn't give up easily. That's what makes him fun to talk to about the crypto market.

I know him through crypto communities where he’s been active for quite some time. He regularly shows up in discussions, responds when needed, and keeps interactions straightforward without unnecessary drama or exaggeration.