Mikasa

Mikasa has a rare way of making the Cysic community feel welcoming and engaging. She’s not just active she shows up every day with curiosity, enthusiasm, and a genuine desire to help others. Whether exploring new features, sharing insights, or supporting newcomers, Mikasa consistently adds value and positive energy.

I first came across Mikasa during the Cysic project on Discord. he’s incredibly creative and produces amazing digital art. These days, he spends most of his time working on Kaito projects such as Cysic, always prioritizing originality and creativity over repetitive content.

mikasa is always active and positive from testnets to discord hes supportive hardworking and makes the space better

I got to know Mikasa through the Degen project. I joined Farcaster in Season 2 of Degen and that’s when I met her, She’s knowledgeable and always helps and guides others.

I’ve known Mikasa for a while. We met by chance in a trading group, and since then I’ve been impressed by her creativity and passion for blockchain, especially NFTs. While I focus on airdrops, she sought my guidance to get involved, and her dedication has been truly inspiring. Mikasa’s positivity, curiosity, and kindness make her both a great friend and a reliable collaborator.

I met mikasa a few years ago on the twitter. Over the past few years, we have worked on many projects like Kaito and had great success together. His content is invaluable and it has been great to see his perspective on things that are important to me. Mikasa’s knowledge is admirable, and she also comes across as reliable and intelligent.

I’ve been keeping an eye on @oxlego for a while, and what’s immediately clear is the steady effort they put into finding their own place in this space. There’s no shortcut in Web3, and Mikasa seems to understand that it’s about showing up, learning, and building step by step. Their posts around projects like Bless, Aptos, and Solana reveal both curiosity and commitment, and lately their involvement with InfoFi and @cysic_xyz shows a willingness to dive deeper into more technical ground. What I appreciate most is that their journey feels authentic. Instead of trying to copy others, they’re experimenting with their own voice, shaping a style that reflects both enthusiasm and substance. The fact that they’ve come up through communities like Degen and Farcaster, where collaboration and guidance matter, says a lot about the way they value connection as much as content. Following @oxlego feels like watching someone steadily grow not only in knowledge, but in confidence and presence. They’re not chasing quick hype, they’re laying foundations for a lasting brand. And that kind of persistence, mixed with curiosity, is what makes a person stand out in the long run.

I’ve met him a few days ago, his work is good and he’s grinding like the other crypto twitter kids to find his place. i met him through one of my friends. He’s making good posts about the bless project. hope he keeps going strong in the kaito scene like the others and builds his own brand and style.

I’ve known Mikasa for a while now, and honestly, chatting with her about Web3 feels like talking to a friend who just gets it. She’s always sharing cool updates, breaking things down in a way that actually makes sense, and somehow making even the boring stuff sound exciting. Whether it’s a random late night discussion about blockchain or helping someone figure out a tricky concept, she’s there, patient, clear, and genuinely fun to talk to. You can tell she’s in this space because she truly cares, and that’s rare. i learn a lot from her about NFTs and got a good profit from some of those and am always be greatful because of that if you guys found some one like her try not to lose it

I’ve known Mikasa in the crypto community for quite some time now. She has a calm and patient personality, always joining discussions with respect and thoughtfulness, giving everyone a positive vibe. But when it comes to Web3 she becomes a truly serious and passionate individual. She’s deeply in love with blockchain technology. Her posts on topics like ZK accelerators or decentralized systems are packed with precise, up to date information that clearly show the time and energy she’s invested. In her interactions, she’s highly reliable always responding with honesty and professionalism inspiring others to get more involved in Web3.