killwan

He really likes getting good alpha, whether it's early, NFT, or memecoin. He always shares it with his friends so they don't miss out on info and to liven up the community at the same time.

even though i haven't known him for long, i can say that he is consistent in achieving his goals and a hard worker i often see him creating beautiful art in x but the most interesting part is that he often shares his alphas with me, and they are all great haha

He is one of my good friends who likes to help in the Telegram group, so it's no wonder he has many friends. Killwan can be a great supporter. The motivation he has forms the persistence to survive in any meta, even in difficult conditions. His view in seeing the good and bad sides of a project provides a real initiative for the community.

know killwan as a web3 friend who often shares useful alpha and important information, i’ve learned a lot from what they choose to pass along

Killwan is one of the most humble Web3 OGs I’ve come across. He’s always sharing useful updates, whether it’s airdrop farming, Irys insights, or tips on new projects worth looking into. What I really appreciate is how genuine his posts feel. He mixes English and Indonesian in a way that’s super easy to follow, especially for people who want to get into onchain rewards but don’t know where to start. I see him a lot on Twitter, and he’s always dropping solid work about Irys. His posts aren’t just nice to look at, they actually teach you something or help you understand the ecosystem better. I really mean it when I say: I love your work, man. Keep going. His consistency and authenticity make him one of the people I’m glad to follow in this space.

Working with Killwan on a Web3 NFT project built on Ethereum was the kind of experience that shows what true dedication in this space looks like. He’s always there responsive, focused, and ready to tackle problems head-on. Every time we brainstormed or adjusted direction, rzl brought clarity instead of chaos. What I really admire is his fighter mentality. He doesn’t shy away from challenges; he faces them with a calm, problem-solving mindset. Whether it’s smart contract tweaks, design revisions, or community-side coordination, he always finds a way to make progress without overcomplicating things.

Initially, my mind was a complex machine. I had all the main 'gears' (curiosity), but none of them connected. Everything was spinning uselessly in its place. Killwan's simple explanation was that a small 'connecting gear' had been missing. Once he put it in the right place, that one small touch suddenly connected my 'main engine' with all the other mechanisms. Suddenly, the entire machine that had been silent began to move in unison, producing understanding.

Killwan is one of the real ones. A Sundanese boy who always brings good energy wherever he goes. You can tell he’s passionate about what he does, especially when it comes to Irys. He knows his stuff, but never tries to act like he’s above anyone. Always ready to help, always respectful, and easy to talk to. What I really like about him is his consistency. Whether it’s supporting the project or engaging with the community, he does it with heart. You can feel that he believes in what he stands for. If you ever get the chance to work with or talk to Killwan, don’t hesitate. Solid person through and through.

I want to give appreciation to a friend who I think has above-average skills in the field of quality assurance and cybersecurity. Kilwan's way of dissecting website structures is very neat and structured, down to details that often escape the attention of others. Even hidden bugs can be found by Kilwan with a logical and efficient approach.

I got to know Killwan when I was in the IRyS community. At that time, he was actively chatting with members, explaining his strengths and weaknesses. You can see that he was actively posting about IRyS.