Maximal 🦇

We met wtih hin on anoma testnet

What sets her apart is her supportive and collaborative spirit. She is always ready to share her ideas, help others, and contribute to building stronger communities. Over time, thanks to her professionalism, positive energy, and determination, I have come to see her as a reliable and inspiring friend in this project

He gives off real Web3 vibes, always posting about things like WalletNotes and Common and staying close to the latest niche trends. Definitely a technical account worth following. I know him from our community group . He’s always there to help and support people.

Handles every step professionally throughout the working process. Even when faced with minor issues, they immediately come up with solutions without panicking. Communication is transparent and clear, which makes collaboration much easier. Thanks to their professionalism, disciplined working style, and solution-oriented attitude, the entire process proceeds smoothly from start to finish.

"Maximal is not only a researcher in the field of NFT and Web3, but also a sharing person. He openly conveys the opportunities he sees and always displays a constructive attitude in the community. Thanks to him, many people are able to notice new projects earlier."

We met in a private group about a year ago. He loves NFTs and is truly talented at discovering high-potential projects in their very early stages. He's happy to share what he knows and the opportunities he's seen with the group members. He contributes to the community.

NFTEngineer94 is a trusted name in the NFT and Web3 ecosystem, standing out with both his technical knowledge and community-focused approach. In his posts, he not only conveys current developments but also explains the technical dynamics behind projects. In this way, he guides beginners and offers an in-depth perspective for experienced users. I have been following this account for a long time and can say that he consistently shares valuable content. His technical analyses of NFT projects, infrastructure reviews, and observations about the ecosystem have helped me to evaluate the market in a healthier way. In addition, his sincere communication with the community when asked questions and his willingness to share his knowledge make him different. Following him is a great advantage not only for airdrops or short-term opportunities but also for understanding how the NFT and Web3 world is evolving. NFTEngineer94 has a special place for me as a trusted community member with his knowledge, vision, and consistent production.

I like following Maximal; he's not just in the 'I got mine' mindset, but someone who thinks about what projects offer to the community and how they progress. He is active in whitelist/airdrop matters, but it seems he uses this to organize the community, not for show. There are many who say 'be careful' in the NFT world; but this profile has both a practical and community-oriented approach, I think it should be followed.

A crypto friend I've been following for a long time. He helped me with OpenSea and Optimism tasks and has made successful contributions to other projects as well. He is known in our Telegram community as disciplined and a good researcher.

The Anoma project is truly fascinating to me. What stands out the most is its intent-based architecture. Instead of users executing transactions directly, they can express their intent, and those intents are matched and fulfilled. This concept brings a completely different perspective to the blockchain world. It offers major innovations in terms of privacy and cross-chain interaction, while also holding the potential to connect fragmented ecosystems in an exciting way. I learned all of this thanks to a friend. It was through Anoma that I met him, and he patiently explained the details of the project, its strengths, and its weak points. Because of him, I no longer see Anoma as just another project on the surface, but as a serious initiative capable of adding a new vision to the ecosystem. Of course, there are still some open questions. The practicality of such a complex architecture, the speed of user adoption, and the project’s alignment with regulations remain uncertain. However, if strong steps are taken in these areas, I believe Anoma can have a powerful impact not just in theory but also in practice. What makes this most valuable for me is not only getting to know Anoma more closely, but also gaining a trusted friend through this project. If the roadmap is executed properly and community support continues to grow, I am confident that Anoma will reach a much greater position in the future.