kitzo

@kitzoo_ is a classic example of a personal-Gen-Z-fandom Twitter account that thrives in its ecosystem. It doesn't pretend to be a serious informant or influencer. Its goal is clear: to have fun, find friends with the same hobbies, and express love for the things it likes. If you stumble upon the account and don't understand the context, you might scroll quickly. But if you're on the same wavelength (same fandom/hobby), an account like this is like finding an oasis: a place where you can be free and accepted. So, the final score? In terms of persona consistency, engagement with its niche, and authenticity: 9/10 for its niche. But from the perspective of a general account looking for informative content or deep talk: maybe only 3/10. In essence, this account is a perfect reflection of a "certain part" of Indonesian Twitter culture — colorful, emotional, full of fandom, and 100% digital native.

Try opening the Emperor community Discord, and you will always find Kitzo there. He is always present in every channel and every conversation, which is what makes him such a valuable contributor to the Emperor community

I was talking to him when discussing an airdrop from a specific project. He is very observant and detailed in taking advantage of the moment to participate in supporting the project's development.

kitzo is a member of the GUAR EMPERROR Discord server and is also one of the best members in that Discord because he is kind and likes to help others who ask about crypto projects. He also often helps me get NFT WL spots, which is why he's one of the best members.

Glad to meet Kitzo, he is the easiest person to talk to about market analysis. Every time we discuss trading topics, he explains them in detail but still makes it fun and easy to understand. And when someone is confused, he doesn't just give a short answer, but he really breaks it down step by step. He has a warm aura that makes all community members feel comfortable and inclusive. What I like about him is that he never tries to show off his expertise or experience, he just shares sincerely. That's why people admire him, because he's always there when they need help

Kizto, someone I knew in real life from school. We were separated when we transferred schools, but we met again in the crypto. It's like rediscovering a lost world. He taught me so much insight, as he's been involved in crypto for longer than I have. His personality has always been positive, he likes to help others, is kind, and polite.

This "crypto guy" is similar to most people in CT Indo (Crypto Twitter Indonesia). I met him in the crypto Discord community, Emperor Journal, where he checks airdrops, farms testnets, scrolls through the Base timeline, chases whitelists, participates in free mints, and nervously waits for snapshots every day. When projects are quiet, he turns off notifications. As soon as something starts heating up, he immediately goes full throttle again. Sometimes he's very tired, but the next day he still opens it again because he's afraid of missing out on the moment, so he just keeps going as long as it's profitable, whatever it is, lol.

I love the way he breaks down stuff that I personally find so complicated, but somehow when he explains it, everything just feels so damn easy. Like, he has the ability to simplify web3 concepts without losing any real meaning behind them. He always drops insights that genuinely make sense to me. He’s so friendly, fun, and respectful with others. He never gets annoyed if someone asks a newbie question; instead, he’s the type of person to say, “Chill dude, everyone starts from zero, you got this.” It’s just naturally him.

Often selflessly helps me on my journey to learn about the web3 world. I've learned a lot from Kitzo.