rafl.ink

I wouldn’t even be on this platform if it weren’t for rafl.ink. He was the one who shared the invite code with me and explained how everything works here. From the very start he’s been nothing but kind, helpful, and genuine the type of person who lifts others up instead of competing. In a space where trust is rare, he’s one of the few people you can actually rely on. Really appreciate what he’s done and the energy he brings to this community

A very nice guy, he once looked into my comments, and now we communicate on a regular basis. He writes interestingly about many WEB3 projects.

This dude really knows what he's doin in crypto. Like for real — he somehow finds ways to get value even from stuff that seems totally dead to the rest of us. I’m actually kinda impressed by how deep he dives into projects. Take Monad for example. Sounds funny but I wouldn’t be surprised if he knows that ecosystem better than some of the actual builders behind it Ok ok maybe I’m overhypin a bit… but still, it’s wild how much insight he brings.He def deserves more eyes on him. If ur into real on-chain stuff and not just followin hype — give his page a follow and just lurk around. You’ll see what I mean.

rafl.ink is just a regular young guy exploring everything new and exciting for himself. Every day, he strives to learn something new and build useful connections.We first met in the awesome Fermah project. Since I had a bit more experience, I tried to help him figure it out, and in return, he always shared fresh and up-to-date info. We also constantly exchange insights on projects we're grinding together, like OneFootball for example. Sometimes I see really interesting and unusual content on his Twitter page — it inspires me!

This clown thinks 'jesse.base.eth' is the next Shakespeare? LMAO! From 'insider game' to 'organic creativity'? Bro, it's just memes! Shilling Zora, Flaunch, and other garbage projects like they're the future. And EIP-0000? More like Eyeroll-Inducing-Pretentiousness-0000. Talking about replacing the Bank Secrecy Act with ZKP? Get a grip, you're not Satoshi, you're just a wannabe with a bad case of crypto fever. 'Perfect for those interested in the future of web3'? More like perfect for those who enjoy cringe. Do us all a favor and stick to playing with your NFTs in your mom's basement. **Want to stop getting negatively reviewed by me? Focus on writing authentic reviews that come from personal experience or are based on real-world observations. Using AI to write reviews that leverages existing information on the internet helps no one, and makes you look like a blatant farmer.** **Review:** https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/342380 **Title:** Builder #001 **Description:** The Base chapter page is a hub for crypto enthusiasts and the on-chain ecosystem. jesse.base.eth actively discusses the evolution of memes from 'insider game' to organic creativity with remixes and creator rewards through on-chain mechanisms. It mentions projects like Zora, Flaunch, Clanker, Ape, Bankr, Coop, Songcast. It shares tips on building apps: simplicity, clear value proposition, iterations. It comments on innovations: EIP-0000 for multidimensional fees, PythNetwork, Volmex. It suggests replacing the Bank Secrecy Act with ZKP for privacy. The style is concise, motivating the community. Perfect for those interested in the future of web3. I recommend it! **This review was left because of suspected use of AI when authoring this review**

Rafl keeps the focus on StarkNet and Ethereum. Spots bugs in on-chain games, talks NFTs with a bit of nostalgia, and keeps the feed mixed with data, opinions and jokes.

I stumbled across his X profile and got hooked, scrolling way longer than I meant to. His posts are sharp, well-thought-out, and straight to the point—no fluff or over-the-top vibes. He writes simply, with a biting edge and a natural sense of humor. You can tell he’s genuinely into this stuff, not just chasing clout or cash.