Nomura

This person monetizes access to information. They own a private/gated Discord or Telegram group that can only be joined by paying an expensive monthly fee or holding a specific NFT. They promise "Alpha Signals" or insider info to their members. Often, they use their own group members as exit liquidity (selling to their own members after telling them to buy), although some do genuinely provide quality research.

A cultural hero in community groups. When token prices fall (dump), the group atmosphere becomes tense and angry. This character appears with a set of new animated stickers: a funny crying coin mascot or a relevant "Pepe" meme. They are not paid with money, but with praise and "Clout". Their work becomes the visual language that glues the emotions of group members together in good times and bad.

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They listen carefully, maintain eye contact, and nod like they truly understand everything being said. Naturally, expectations are high for their response. Then they answer confidently but somehow from a completely different angle. Oddly enough, the answer still works. It might not be what anyone expected, but it’s insightful, funny, and often more memorable than the original question.

An alpha seeker, I know him from a Telegram group. That's how I started to get to know him.

This person prefers buying wallets rather than filling them. They own special edition Ledger Nano X, colorful Trezor Safe 3, SafePal, and even Ellipal. Their desk is full of strange USB devices shaped like sticks or credit cards. They are obsessed with physical security and hardware encryption technology, even though the assets they store inside may not be worth the price of their gadget collection.

This character walks a fine line between hero and villain. They hack protocols and steal millions of dollars in funds without permission, but they don't run away with it. Instead, they send an on-chain message to the developers: "I have secured your funds. I will return 90%, the remaining 10% is for me as a 'service fee'." They force projects to pay for their security services by holding customer funds hostage.

These people once lost money during the UST (Terra Luna) or USDC de-peg events. Now, they never feel safe even when holding Digital Dollars. Every time the price of USDT drops from $1.0000 to $0.9999, their hearts race. They spread their wealth across 5 different types of stablecoins (USDT, USDC, DAI, FDUSD, USDe) just to be safe. For them, cash in the bank is the only way to sleep soundly.

The arch-nemesis of Telegram group admins. Every day, this person doesn't ask about technology, but protests: "When will you put up an ad on a New York Billboard?", "Why not pay Elon Musk to tweet?", or "Dev, please hire a TikTok influencer!". They believe that the only way the price goes up is through shilling and aggressive marketing. They don't care if the product is good or not, what matters is the hype is strong.