Matyv 🔆

In a space where everyone’s trying so hard to sound smart,Matyv has helped me through it sometimes and he actually understands the basics plus he makes everything makes sense (especially when it comes to conviction). Few months ago , we were all in on Sahara being our favorite project in the web3 space till date which he eventually became an Ambassador for(i hope i become one soon too lol), he contributed majorly to everyone’s success with his precise guide on interacting with sahara ai. He didn’t only give answers everytime i got stuck but he also helped make my prompt better in the ecosystem (Sahara Ai). Crypto’s full of hype but to be honest his guidance is grounded and very pratical. So if you ever get the chance to work with him,take it… he looks like the real deal haha

Matyv is a humble and down-to-earth guy. I first met him on Discord, where he kindly gave me an Ethos invite code. I’m active on X too, and I’ve noticed that every post of his is filled with real knowledge, not just random shitposts. He’s also been super helpful whenever I’ve had questions. I just ask, and he always replies. Plus, he often shares early alpha projects with the community, which is really awesome.

Matt is an ambassador and key contributor at Sahara AI, an organization aiming to share innovative Web3 meta opportunities such as airdrop farming, DEX perp, and its evolution in AI, and therefore, they distribute trading bots, farming points, and crypto analysis in collaboration with Variational and Kaito AI. He promotes the infrastructure of AI autonomous agencies and DeFi community opportunities. He is also very transparent about losses/gains, such as, for example, how he sold $S at a loss to switch to $SEI and Twin Fun keys (40x), and even admitted that he misunderstood a project. Overall vibe: realistic, anti-blind hype hunter.

Matyv is my friend from X. I met Matyv in mid-2025. Back then, he really helped me with several DEFI platforms on the SONIC blockchain. Since then, I've always followed his posts, as he creates content based on his personal experience and the money he spends himself. He doesn't copy-paste other people's guides – he creates his own. I consider him a very knowledgeable specialist in the DEFI space. And his guides and articles are some of the best on Twitter. Besides, he's just a really nice person to talk to!

I don't know Matyv as well as the Poles)), but I'm familiar with his work on the web3). I learned about this person in the Sahara project - he is a hardworking and kind/open person. I respect him for his hard work on the Sahara project-since the begginning of its testnet as a community member. Now, he has become one of junior mod for Sahara, and he’s been nothing short of amazing. He’s on top of Sahara DSP testnet leaderboard, which already shows his commitment, but what I appreciate most is how much he helps the community with testnet and DSP issues.

Met Mativ on the Sahara AI project, dude's legit skilled af, solid contributor. He went hard in testnet, I remember seeing how much he bagged from Sahara during testnet - I was shook. Bro's absolutely cracked at this stuff.

Honestly, I can't rate his work very highly. He's a great guy for posting frequently, but they're not unique. I don't see anything super cool about him that others don't. It's clear all the art is done through artificial intelligence, and I don't see anything particularly niche or super creative. It's clear the guy likes the Sahara AI and Sonic projects, but there's nothing special about it. My opinion is that he's somewhere in the middle for this character.

I highly recommend Matyv, his one of the 'real ones' on X, consistently dropping high-quality content. His reliability and consistency make him a standout in the community & crowd.

One of the greatest creators on X, soon to one of the bigger accounts. Can sniff out good projects, great airdrops and then finds a way to explain them in the easiest way possible Matyv the GOAT!

I’ve known Matvy since the begginning of our testnet as a community member. Now, he has become one of our lovely jnr mod for Sahara, and he’s been nothing short of amazing. He’s always on top of the Sahara DSP testnet leaderboard, which already shows his commitment, but what I appreciate most is how much he helps the community with testnet and DSP issues. He’s not just a dedicated contributor, but also a great friend. We’ve had so many valuable conversations exchanging ideas about Sahara and DSP testnet, and I’ve learned a lot from him along the way.