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Khai isn’t the talkative type, but every time he shows up, he brings something useful. I’ve used some of his guides for NFT hunting and optimizing transaction costs: clear, practical, and straight to the point.

Khai is a veteran of the Defi App that I accidentally met while learning about this application. He is a knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and always positive person in everything he does. Thanks to him, I have had new and fun experiences.

khiNguyn1928174 is a profile that has just joined Ethos, doesn't have much interaction yet, but still leaves a good impression. They follow several GameFi and Web3-based projects, which shows that they have goals and are not just joining for fun. I also saw a few comments like "DYOR first" or "check tokenomics," which are very much in the spirit of self-research. I will continue to follow and see if khiNguyn1928174 starts trading or discussing things in more depth. But for me, this is a "promising" profile, serious, oriented, and very suitable to follow if you like to watch new people go deeper step by step.

A Web3 and crypto enthusiast focused on the Sui ecosystem and NFTs. Despite a modest following, they consistently update information about "Sui's first NFT land" and encourage the community to prepare to participate, demonstrating a pioneering spirit and enthusiasm for the new project. Their clear, concise, and focused sharing style is a plus. However, the page is still quite rudimentary and needs more interaction and diverse content to increase its influence.

Khai doesn’t post for clout. Every post serves a purpose tool drops, meme logic, or solid takes on tokenomics. I once saw him give a super detailed breakdown in a discussion about onchain gaming. He’s clearly in Web3 to build, not just play

I was the one who introduced him to Web3. From the very beginning, he’s shown remarkable dedication diving deep into early-stage projects with consistency and curiosity. It’s a strong start, and with that level of commitment, I’m confident he’ll find a solid and sustainable path ahead, just like any other newcomer who truly puts in the work

Khai was one of the first people I met when I stepped into the world of DEXs – especially KyberSwap. Without needing a flashy profile, Khai's way of sharing about features, retro instructions, farming optimization... is extremely clear and practical. What I appreciate most is his patience – no matter who asks, from simple questions like “how to swap”, to complex ones like “how to choose a pool with good APR”, Khai answers in detail, without hesitation. Thanks to those times, I and many other brothers survived the stressful LP period. In addition, Khai is very up-to-date – from Kyber releasing new functions, changing incentives, or campaign snapshots, he is always the first to inform the community. No shouting, no excessive shilling, just sharing what is right and enough. If KyberSwap is an ecosystem, then Khai is definitely an important node that helps everything run smoother.

I have to admit, meeting Khai was a stroke of luck while navigating the crypto world. He's like a big brother who's been there, patiently teaching me how to analyze charts, manage risk, and even saving me from buying at the peak due to FOMO. He doesn't just shill; he also encourages me to DYOR (Do Your Own Research) and check tokenomics to truly grow. Passionate about Sui NFTs, he always updates me on alpha about "Sui’s first NFT land", shares testnet tools, and sharp technical tips. Although he's a man of few words, his actions are amazing, from hunting meme NFTs to building communities. A true builder, worth following to learn from and elevate yourself in the Web3 ecosystem.

Khải doesn’t talk much, but he shows up when it counts. From testnet grinding to NFT meme hunts, he shares tools, gives sharp technical tips, and always brings practical value. Not the loudest in the room, but definitely someone every Web3 builder would want on their side.

The crypto market is inherently difficult, especially for a newcomer like me. But thanks to him, I've learned to view the market more soberly, from analyzing charts to managing risk. Once, I almost 'bought the top' due to FOMO, but he patiently explained and helped me calm down, avoiding a significant loss. What I appreciate most is that he not only offered advice but also encouraged me to learn on my own and make my own decisions, so that I could truly grow in this field.