Obito

writes about different networks, bandwidth, and applications of them. Makes author drawings to his posts, I like it very much when a person puts his soul. Active in discord of projects, participates in discussions. A fan of projects such as Irys and Kaito. Nice guy.

I really like this guy's loyalty to projects. His tweets show that he really likes Irys, and he actively supports this project with his own resources. In addition, he writes about Ethos, Kaito, and OpenSea. I have a lot of experience in web3 and I understand that Obito pays attention only to real gems. Moreover, he decorates his tweets with thematic pictures and art that he draws himself. It is very interesting to watch him, and I am sure he has a great future in the web3 world.

Obito keeps it simple and effective no fluf, just sharp, actionable insights. Focused on airdrops and testnets, he shares tips that actually help, not just hype. His posts are concise, precise, and clearly come from experience rather than clout-chasing. Obito combines deep market understanding with practical execution, navigating drops, wallets, bridges, and gas like a pro. If he’s farming, it’s worth paying attention. Always valuable, always reliable.

calls themself Kaito Yapper, airdrop hunter — not press, feels legit. tweets are short, on point, no extra noise. u feel like not for clout, but to really share or help. overall, profile of someone who acts, not just talks.

He's really into art and often shares his work, I talk to him because he's also an artist in his own way. He's creative, has his own style, and is just a sincere, easy-going person.

I got to know Obito through Twitter, and since then I’ve been following his journey closely. He’s one of those crypto enthusiasts who doesn’t just follow trends but actually digs into the early-stage GEM projects that most people overlook. What makes him stand out is the way he blends knowledge with intuition - you can tell he really studies the space, yet still trusts his instincts when it matters. I enjoy the clarity and honesty in his posts; they’re never generic, always worth reading. For me, Obito is more than just another voice in crypto, he’s someone who adds genuine perspective and spark.

Came across Obito through Irys and later kept bumping into his posts elsewhere. What stood out right away was the mix of creativity and substance hes not just writing about networks or bandwidth in abstract terms, he actually makes it engaging with his own drawings and simple breakdowns. Thats rare in this space. Hes active in communities, not just lurking, and adds value in discussions instead of noise. The way he flagged Energy early made me pay closer attention, and it turned out to be a good call. Obito feels like one of those contributors who bring both color and clarity someone worth keeping on the radar.

In the world of Web3, he is known as Kaito Yapper – a typical Degen, but with a rare trait: for him, airdrop hunting is not about hype or loud words, but about real results. His posts are concise, with a clear thought, without toxic noise. You read and understand: this is not an attempt to collect likes, but a real exchange of information between his followers. It seems that he is one of those who quietly does great things while others just argue on Twitter. In a word, he is just an interesting person in the full sense of the word

I first came across Obito while exploring Irys content earlier this year. His posts stood out because they mix creative visuals, personal touch, and steady updates without feeling forced. You can tell he enjoys building community from sharing kayaking photos with Sprite to drawing scenes that capture the vibe of the project.

Obito is a content creator. He mainly writes about drops. To be honest, his Twitter profile doesn't really stand out in terms of useful or exclusive information. There's a lot of typical content that you can find elsewhere. But he has one thing that really stands out. Obito is a pretty good artist. He posts pencil drawings on plain paper, and there's something about them. No filters, just freehand, but with soul. In a world where everyone is chasing hype and algorithms, he seems to preserve something real. I sincerely hope that he continues to develop. He definitely has potential, and if he stays on track, he could come up with something really interesting.