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This person considers paper to be weak. They don't store their Seed Phrase (12/24 password words) in a notebook, let alone on their phone. They engrave their passwords onto fireproof, rustproof, and waterproof steel plates. Some even bury the steel plates in secret locations in the forest or divide them into three fragments (Shamir's Secret Sharing) that are spread across three different continents. For them, the main enemy is not hackers, but house fires, earthquakes, or nuclear apocalypse.

I remember the first time I met her at Coinfest Bali 2024. She was very gorgeous and had a nice attitude. Glad to know her.

This person's strategy is very singular: guessing which coins will get listed on major exchanges (like Binance, Coinbase, or Upbit). They monitor exchange wallet fund flows and insider rumors. They buy tokens on small exchanges (DEXs) when they are cheap, and sell them right at the first second the token is officially traded on a major exchange (Listing Pump). Their lives depend on the official announcements from the exchange's Twitter account.

Mendi is very active on Telegram. I first met them in a CB group. They always provide information about Telegram projects and are generous with their knowledge. Truly a good person.

The‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‍‍‌ first time I stumbled upon Mendi was through Discord, and our compatibility was instant. He is the type of person who without effort can blend with the crowd, be the center of the conversation without turning eye, and at the same time.

when talking about mendi, what immediately comes to my mind is how he grasps patterns, mendi is sensitive to the structure behind the noise, understands the direction before it's obvious, it's not just a feeling, but the result of a habit of observing and exploring

I know Mendi from a Discord group. He is a humble person, he always provides new things, especially in the world of WEB3.

I got to know Mendi through Twitter, and later connected with him on Discord. He’s someone who consistently shares memes, alpha, and valuable updates about Web3 projects. He’s always active on Twitter, engaging with the community and keeping things fun with his content. He’s truly one of my biggest inspirations in the Web3 space.

I know him as someone who is active in the Discord community. He is a good person and often looks for alpha and shares it.

No matter how bad the situation looks, this person remains optimistic. Tight deadlines, unexpected problems, or clear mistakes are all met with confidence and positivity. Sometimes the optimism is slightly unrealistic, but it keeps morale high. Even when things go wrong, it usually turns into a funny story worth telling later.