nofadsec

Random people in this group including this person have been soliciting and exchanging reviews without knowing each other.

during the surfing on CT found post about Somnia, and the way the project was presented made it easy to follow even for someone new to the idea. Later, I saw updates about Towns that highlighted both the tech side and the community aspect, which gave a better sense of why it could matter long term. The mix of clarity and timely picks makes this feed worth checking if you want to stay ahead on new projects.

Personally, I really like Olha as a community member - she doesn't wait for instructions or incentives; she immediately tests things and shares working steps. Her posts are to the point: deep dives into tokenomics and risks, practical updates on testnets and airdrops! She digs deep into tokenomics and risks, not just posting news. Her feed has useful information, a bit of humor, and even analyses of failures! If you need a reliable and motivating colleague - that's her! But you'll have to try hard to keep up with her speed.

Olya is the embodiment of cryptocurrency for me. This girl combines all the best qualities that a person can have in general. On Twitter, she is known as a responsive person who is always ready to help. That's why we all love Olya. I met Olya at Linera, and since then we have been good friends ready to help each other in difficult times. Olya knows absolutely everything about every airdrop, I don't know where she gets so many hands, but she manages everything. Ask her any question and you will see that I am not lying. She has so much information in her head that I would hardly fall asleep with it. I remember once I turned to her for help, if my memory serves me right, it was in April 2025. At that time, I had some minor problems with research and I needed help with one project. I decided to consult with Olya and find out her opinion. The answer was not long in coming. After 5 minutes, Olya and I called each other and she explained everything to me

She quickly finds the information she needs, checks everything, and shares only what's really worth paying attention to. She is very warm and caring: she will write first, support you, and remind you that it's time to get back on track. I see how she always gets into projects early and with great interest — it's inspiring. It is calm, reliable and pleasant to communicate with her. A great friend and a strong researcher.

Man, @nofadsec is like a crypto queen bee! She crush project tasks, always nailing the key stuff. Her work’s pushing on-chain dev big time. And she’s awesome at teaching others too. Total star in the crypto world!"

I've known nofadsec since the cool Prime Fest event at Huobi. We explored the mechanics of PrimeBox together, discussed token listings on PrimeList, had fun, and even made a little money-great memories. Then she got me into pixel art on Aptos; we still treasure those canvases as little artifacts of that time. Now we're both at a different pace-building our reputation on Ethos, learning how reviews, guarantors, and trading on their marketplace work. I appreciate that with nofadsec there's always something to talk about and reminisce about: it's been a long, interesting journey, and definitely worth it.

she feels like that degen friend who always drops the right link in chat. From Monad rockets to Linera microchains, Sahara AI testnets, and free NFT mints

Nofadsec was one of the first people I got solid info from on blockchain, crypto, and Web3 in general. I know her as an active participant in many crypto communities where she actively participates and is always ready to help both newcomers and experienced folks. I follow her Twitter to see what projects she’s working on right now you can always get updates on fresh gem projects. I’ve noticed she’s super detail-oriented and always thoroughly understands all the nuances of every crypto project. In Discord, we worked on the project together and she gave me very good advice on getting roles. In general, I was guided by her achievements.

i first saw her posts on ct and right away it was easy to read. she explain somnia simple so even ppl new to crypto can get it. later i saw how she wrote about towns, not only tech stuff but also why community part is important. she dont post very long, but when she do it feels real, like from someone who is actually testing things in web3 not just repeating news. many times she is early in projects and share it in way that make sense. for me this is one of the voices i check when i want to stay updated. clear, early and feels honest.