prmak

We found each other through the Irys space, almost by accident but at the perfect time. He felt like one of those rare people who bring quiet clarity into every conversation. He’s not loud, not trying to impress just genuinely sharp, helpful, and steady. Whenever something confusing pops up, he’s the guy who breaks it down in a simple way without making anyone feel small. What I really appreciate is how consistent he is. Always present, always sharing something useful, always keeping the vibe positive. In a space that moves fast and sometimes gets messy, prmak is that reliable presence you’re grateful to have around. A real one in the Irys family.

I met this talented guy through the Irys project. And believe me, he's done just as much for this project as its lead founder. Daily posts breaking down the most current news and events are the bare minimum for this guy. I sincerely envy the next project he takes on.

@prmakk is a dedicated Web3 content creator and ambassador, focusing mainly on projects like @irys_xyz. He is very active, mostly replying to others, sharing motivation, and supporting long-term crypto ideas. His style is friendly and encouraging, often sharing personal experiences and advice. His engagement is modest but steady, typical for niche crypto accounts, with a loyal community that values his consistency and positive attitude—even when facing setbacks like not becoming an official ambassador yet. To grow more, he could post more original content and diversify beyond a single project. Overall, @prmakk is a reliable and genuine figure in the crypto space with great potential for growth.

I've been watching prmak grind on Irys for months now and honestly? Dude's built different. Most "ambassadors" just repost stuff and call it a day, but this man actually codes. I've seen him jump into Discord at 2am helping people debug their testnet issues, then turn around and drop a clean frontend tutorial the next morning. What really got my attention was when the community was confused about data permanence on Irys. Everyone was throwing around buzzwords, but prmak broke it down with actual working examples. He built this simple demo app showing how to store and retrieve data - nothing fancy, just solid code that actually worked. That's rare in Web3, trust me. His approach to community building is refreshing too. He's not trying to moon-boy hype everything. When people ask about rewards or airdrops, he keeps it real - talks about the tech first, speculation second. I've learned more about programmable data chains from his comments than from most official docs. The Shihan role he has isn't just for show either. Man earns it by consistently showing up and adding value. Whether it's answering newbie questions or testing new features before anyone else, he's always there. If Irys succeeds, it's partly because of people like him holding down the community while the core team builds.

prmak is a genuine guy, i meet him on Twitter he always trying to research about projects and posting quality content he is supporting his audience in different ways tldr: prmak is a good guy that you need on your TL

Met prmak through the Irys Discord and he's genuinely one of the good ones in this space. So many developers in crypto act like explaining things is beneath them, but this guy? He actually wants people to understand what they're building with. I remember asking a stupid question about how Irys handles data verification (yeah, I was confused), and instead of making me feel dumb, prmak walked me through it step by step. Then he sent me links to some code examples he'd written. Simple, clean, functional - exactly what you need when you're trying to learn. What stands out is his consistency. Every week there's new content, new insights, new ways he's pushing the ecosystem forward. He's not waiting for someone to tell him what to do - he just sees what's needed and builds it. That frontend work he does makes Irys way more accessible for people who aren't hardcore devs. And look, I know everyone farms roles and hopes for rewards. That's fine. But prmak actually contributes while he's at it. He's testing features, reporting bugs, helping other community members level up. That's the difference between someone gaming the system and someone genuinely invested in the project's success. When mainnet finally drops, people are gonna realize how much groundwork he laid. The tutorials, the support, the code examples - all that stuff compounds. He's not just an ambassador, he's basically building the onboarding ramp for the next wave of Irys users.