moren kun

I got to know Moren through Irys, and from the very beginning, his creativity in digital art truly impressed me. From videos to memes, he always creates the best version of anything he works on.

I’ve known Moren through the Irys project, and it’s been a great experience working with him. He’s genuinely passionate about Web3 and always curious to learn and build better things for the community. What stands out the most is how he explains complex blockchain or crypto topics in a way that’s easy to understand, you can tell he really wants everyone to grow together. He’s also super easy to talk to and always willing to help. I’ve learned a lot from him, not just about crypto but also about art, he even showed me how to draw and use Yapper on Twitter. Moren is one of those people who make the Web3 space feel more connected and inspiring. I’m really glad I got the chance to know him.

I met moren kun on Farcaster during a vibrant testnet campaign for a leading Web3 protocol. Him jumped in when I hit a deployment snag and patiently walked me through the tricky bits. Their command of smart contract intricacies and willingness to help stand out legend

The first time I met Moren was in a Telegram community. He’s really fun to talk and discuss with, and he often gives me helpful advice. Besides that, he’s also very skilled at making art, and he even taught me how to draw and use Yapper on Twitter. I feel truly lucky to know him.

I’ve had the privilege of working with Moren through the Irys project, and his passion for Web3 and crypto shines through every contribution. He brings a sharp understanding of blockchain technology and smart contract dynamics, always striving to build more transparent and user-centric experiences. His posts convey a genuine commitment to community education and decentralized innovation. Beyond his technical acumen, Moren is generous with his knowledge, presenting complex ideas in a clear and engaging way that resonates with both newcomers and seasoned professionals. His collaborative spirit and forward-thinking mindset make him a standout teammate in any Web3 endeavor. Working alongside Moren has been both inspiring and enriching, and I’m excited to see where his expertise leads next.

We are quite close in the Irys community on X. He has made a significant contribution to the community. He is also the creator of the NFT project on Irys - datapunks. He is one of those people who has been a datapunk for over half a year and continues to do so, attracting other people.

I met Morenwow through Whaam, and I’ve been inspired by their energy ever since. They have a sharp, forward thinking perspective and often share insights that spark curiosity. Their posts reflect both passion and creativity, making every interaction feel genuine and engaging.

I first met Morenkun through Irys. He’s been very active in the community and always supportive of everyone here. Morenkun is also a talented artist, creating lots of artwork and NFT designs both for the Irys team and for the community. What really stands out about him is his high energy and willingness to help others. He often shares insights through his artwork, which inspires people around him. I’m really glad I got the chance to know Morenkun.

I met Moren through the Irys community, and from the start it was clear how committed he is to the project. He is one of those people who brings real energy into a space. He creates art, memes, and even educational threads that help new users understand the ecosystem better. Beyond the content he makes, Moren is simply a good person. He supports everyone around him and keeps the community alive with consistent effort. It is rare to find someone who contributes this much without expecting anything in return. Web3 needs people like him, and I am glad our paths crossed.

I first “connected my wallet” to the art world thanks to Moren. Moren wasn’t just an illustration teacher—he was like a smart contract that was always valid: consistent, honest, and binding us to one thing—creating. We met at Rialo, a space that felt like an on-chain gallery: virtual lights, avatars passing by, and canvases that could be “zoomed” into pixel-perfection. Moren taught me basic lines that weren’t just lines, but living lines: from thumbnail sketches to compositions that were “gas-fee” efficient, precise, and intentional. “Every stroke has a hash,” Moren said with a smile. “If you dare to be honest with form and light, your work becomes final—it’s recorded in people’s hearts, not just on the chain.” The metaverse version of a studio cat ran around the gallery, shaking layers and nearly erasing the shadow layer. Instead of panicking, Moren made it a happy accident: adding subtle highlights, transforming chaos into sparkle. We burst out laughing, and somehow, the illustration seemed more alive than ever. That day I learned: Sketch is testnet—a safe place to fail. Inking is mainnet—where decisions become permanent. Color is a utility token—members value their sense of form. Narrative is community—what gives work a future. Thank you, Moren. For all the warm critiques, magical brush demos, and simple ways of explaining anatomy—like reading a block explorer of emotions. Thanks to you, I understand illustration; I understand why I draw. At Rialo we met, on canvas we grew, and in my heart—this story is eternal.