Lsb108

He supports me even though my account is small 💙 He uplifts other small creators on Twitter, spreading kindness and encouragement daily.

When everyone else just said “don’t miss out,” you were the one who showed me how to start. Every step of testnet, every wallet verification, every sleepless night running tasks—I didn't get discouraged with your support. The reward came late, but thanks to you, the belief always came early. I still remember the scene of losing control of my wallet, feeling restless all day. At that time, I only thought of you and turned on Ultra to ask for your help. Although it didn't work out, I'm still very grateful for your enthusiasm. In a market full of "get rich quick gurus," you are one of the rare people who taught me to walk steadily step by step. Airdrops are not simple, but thanks to you, they have become trustworthy and worth pursuing. Thank you—my silent teacher in the world of Crypto.

I stepped into crypto in 2017, but really got involved in airdrops from 2018–2019. It was also from that time that I knew and followed The Anh, an older brother who is always ready to support small accounts like mine and other CT members. He doesn't hesitate to share insights, provide detailed instructions, and always frankly gives his opinion when he sees something unreasonable, in order to develop the web3 community together. I am truly grateful to him for always being an important part of the CT VN community.

Scrolling through X, I saw this person posting about Anoma, enthusiastically saying, "Anoma is awesome, has anyone tried it yet?". I was curious, what made them so confident? I checked their profile and saw they're a true crypto enthusiast, often talking about testnets and blockchain, but telling stories in a relatable way, like chatting with friends at a cafe, without any pretense. Regarding Anoma, they invited everyone to join in, sharing testnet codes, saying, "Come try it, it's fun." The vibe is genuine, not forcing people to jump in immediately, but more like wanting to share something cool. I haven't tried Anoma yet, I'm really lazy, but I find this person's bullishness natural, not fake. Looking at other tweets, they even share stories about setting up wallets and debugging testnets, like someone who explores things thoroughly. If anyone's curious, check out their profile, you might just snag a great code and experience it!

What really caught my attention about lovestern83 is not just the content they post, but the energy and intention behind it. It’s not only about showcasing projects or airdrops – it’s about lifting the whole community along the way. When I saw they’re dedicating 30% of their rewards back to the community, it hit different. That’s not the usual quick-profit mindset you often see in this space – it’s someone genuinely building with people, not just for themselves. From sharing AI tools to creating hype around Web3 projects, there’s always this positive drive and motivation in their posts. Following them feels not only educational, but also inspiring. In my view, @lovestern83 is a reminder that Web3 isn’t just technology – it’s a community movement.

I used to be a newbie in Web3, and thanks to Lsb108, things became much less confusing. Not the flashy type, but always present at the right time with concise, on-point advice. No drama, no overhype, just straightforward sharing, even when saying something unpleasant. To me, he's like a gatekeeper for the community, maintaining quality and passing on experience in a kind manner.

Creating content to bring useful information to the community

Hi everyone, he is the one who brought me to ethos network. he is very enthusiastic in supporting people on twitter

I joined the crypto space quite late, starting with a small account and almost no clue where to begin. With so many projects, trends, and confusing terms, it was overwhelming. But following @Lovestern83 changed everything. He doesn’t just post updates quickly – he genuinely cares about helping smaller accounts like mine. Through his clear, no-fluff guidance, I learned how to spot trustworthy projects, join airdrops properly, and truly understand the value of Web3. He doesn’t overhype – just straight, useful info and constant support. To me, he’s more than just a KOL. He’s someone who opened the door and lit the way for beginners like me — small but full of hope in the world of crypto.

Not too noisy but extremely persistent – Lsb108 is the type of person who quietly paves the way for newcomers to Web3. They always share accurate airdrop information, show how to recognize reputable projects, and support the community from the smallest things. These contributions create a network of practical knowledge that anyone new to the space should know.