cryptopsihoz

I’ve followed him on Telegram for a year, and this guy’s a top-tier coder, mastering complex languages like Solidity. He’s a true degen, spotting opportunities where none seem to exist. He finds and nurtures early-stage gems, and he’s the one who shilled me Ethos, a project with huge potential. His knack for unearthing hidden web3 treasures is unmatched!

I’ve been following @rimtoln for a while now—never the flashiest voice or hype chaser, just a consistent drip of high‑caliber insights. His growth breakdowns actually teach you something, not just noise for noise’s sake. The take‑aways? Crystal‑clear. He deciphers the data layer like it’s second nature. You can feel he’s built for this—focused, efficient, and always on point.

Dude's a grinder. That's the only way to describe Rimtoln. Every day it's a new thread packed with alpha FractionAI, $BOOP, CreatorBid, RiscZero he's on top of all of it. And it's never just talk; it's always a clear call to action: like, comment, get in there. He's deep in the trenches of the yapper and rAI circuits, constantly dropping memes and farming FUMBLE charms. His "GM" tweets alone have more alpha than most paid groups, usually with a quick rundown of 3 projects to watch. The style is fast, no fluff, and 100% focused on farming. He's not just collecting points; he's building momentum with every single reply and Space he joins. It honestly feels like he's grinding ten airdrop campaigns at once and still has the energy to drop a "GN" with a link to a new quest. The work rate is just insane. A total machine.

In a space full of reaction, you move with intention: reading market structure like rhythm, understanding tech not just as tools, but as systems of belief. Whether it’s a protocol, a token model, or a governance exploit in the making, you always seem to see it just a bit earlier than the rest. Thank you for sharing that knowledge without ego, for helping others see through the fog

psihoz makes a research on Web3 projects, manually selecting the most promising ones and publishing detailed descriptions. This saves me time

I met cryptopsihoz in the Telegram chat of a major crypto project – a really cool guy! He created his own Dropquest group, where he shares ideas on how to make money in crypto. On X, he posts useful tips, and what's cool is that there's no garbage like shitcoins, only sound projects. It's a thrill to communicate with him: he will always answer, explain, and it's easy to just chat about crypto or not.

Psihoz runs his page like a cheat code - fire picks, clean breakdowns, no BS. While others scroll aimlessly, you just hit his profile and get the signal. Dude basically doing research so you don't have to.

I have closely watched this man's journey into the world of web3, and to be honest, I am inspired by his dedication and growth. He doesn't just study blockchain and decentralized technologies he actively immerses himself in them, constantly learning and sharing fresh ideas. What really sets him apart is his natural talent for creating content: everything he creates seems authentic, interesting, and thoughtful. In my opinion, he is a truly talented content creator who brings clarity and interest to a complex topic. I look forward to seeing how far it will go as it continues to evolve in the web3 space!

He’s a true professional and a real degen in the best sense of the word. His Telegram channel is a source of useful insights about DeFi, blockchain, and airdrop campaigns. He knows how to present the complex in a simple and understandable way, sharing only truly valuable information. That's why I continue to follow his updates.

He stays hands-on with testnets, L2 drops, and new DeFi tools, breaking them down into clear guides anyone can follow. He shares both wins and fails, answers questions, and keeps his content focused on useful updates rather than hype.