mstrz

Mr. Mistar, who has the Mistar Foundation, has been giving a lot to the nation. We met in a group discussion, and he told us he wants to expand to Brunei and bought some land to create a new oil factory!

What I appreciate most is their friendly attitude towards new members and their inclusiveness. From my experience, they are the type of person who makes the group atmosphere more lively, comfortable, and enjoyable.

I knew Pak Mistar before Bahlil became Golkar's chairman. He was a big businessman on the island of Kalimantan, where he was only here to fill his spare time. We often chatted and shared Jomok stickers in Pak Dori's S.A.D group. He was the ruler there who was given the title of security and often warned anyone who liked to break the rules. We called him the enforcer of the law, so it was natural that the members wanted Pak Mistar to become president in the future.

I met mstrz, often called Pak Seku 😹, in the SAD community. He is an admin who is always active. He is friendly and funny. He often greets members and jokes around. Not only that, but he also often shares alpha and research project results with us. He is a mentor and an inspiration to me.

mstrz, or better known as Pak Seku, I met him on a Telegram channel. He's the admin of the valuable and S.A.D channels. When I first met him, he was a friendly, funny, and very helpful admin, which matches the profile he always uses: a handsome cat. What I know is that he's also an Arbitrum ambassador and provides a lot of education about web3 or just talks about life problems.

mstrz is a humorous yet firm person. He is a moderator at SAD and Valuble. Always devout in worship and very family-oriented. A very active moderator who diligently helps members.

Met in the SAD Telegram group, possibly one of the people who seems relaxed but is serious, in the sense that when there's nothing to discuss, the conversation revolves around everyday topics, but when discussing a topic (airdrop project), they appear serious about guiding members who may not understand the project tasks. Someone who can be collaborated with and will gladly help with small things that others don't know. One of their iconic stickers is the Dora sticker with a wide smile, which members immediately know who sent it. They have a positive aura and are always enthusiastic, as seen from their interactions with fellow group members. We all respect them and are grateful for their guidance when we don't know where to start.

Pak Seku, an admin in the SAD community, often helps me when I don’t fully understand explanations in Web3 projects. He’s responsive and willing to break things down in a clearer way.He’s also an Arbitrum ambassador, and his support has been genuinely useful for my learning.

He keeps the SAD community organized, fair, and firm, and he's also funny.

mstrz (whom I fondly call Pak Seku 😹), he was the very first person to guide me in the world of web3 at the beginning of last year, starting from the simplest things like creating a wallet, transferring between chains, etc. He explained it patiently and simply, and even now he continues to help and guide me to explore the world of web3 further. The words respect and thank you are not enough to describe his figure in my web3 journey.