Romirom

I ran into Romirom in our Ukrainian Discord crew, and wow, this guy’s energy is straight-up contagious! He’s got this knack for jumping into chats with sharp insights and a vibe that just pulls everyone in. Whether he’s breaking down some tricky on-chain move or tipping me off about a BTC play before it popped off, Romirom’s calls are always on point—no fluff, just real value. He’s not out here chasing clout; he’s all about building connections and sharing knowledge that actually helps. Recently, we went in on some token plays together, and it’s been a blast riding those waves with him. Romirom’s the kind of dude who makes Web3 feel like a tight squad adventure, and I’m hyped to keep up with his next moves!

The best player in web3 games, I saw he always in top places. He also write about this projects and give them advices how to get new users. Real gamer, always online whole day and know every detail in all hype projects! He always one step ahead and really know where he go.

Great profile! romirom11 is clearly into crypto and tech, active in the space, and feels like a genuine person - not just chasing hype. A bit more original content and a pinned intro post would help his personality shine even more. Solid foundation and good energy

Roma comes across more as a genuine tech enthusiast and software engineer than a high-volume influencer. He exemplifies quiet observation rather than broadcast outreach. There’s no flashy alpha or frequent threads,someone who’s built credibility in real life and doesn’t need social metrics to show their worth. Also making it clear this is someone who posts only when something truly matters. If you value low-noise, looked-after-by-practice voices in the space, this handle quietly earns trust

Romi keeps my feed fresh with straight-to-the-point alpha on DeFi, memecoins and market moods. He shares wins, losses and the lessons in between, so it feels like you’re learning side by side, not being lectured. Charts, quick takes and honest vibes prove he’s been in the trenches. I like how he flags moves early and never sugarcoats risk—clean signals without the noise. Good guy in crypto.

He does it professionally. Maintains tables where he records all the necessary data. Finds public software for testing projects or writes the program himself. He studies new gems that he can 'shoot' for and enters these communities at an early stage, taking roles in Discord and getting roles as OG.

I've only known Romin for a short time, but we're already on the same page, as if we've known each other for ages. I've crossed paths with him in projects like HYPE and PUMP. I see that he's just a good person: consistent, honest, and always ready to support and encourage others. He's one of those individuals who make our community more than just a chat room with graphs; he's a true team player.

Romiron ships with his hands and talks with receipts. He doesn’t bring copy-paste; he brings scars and fixes: what broke, what worked, why the system behaves the way it does. He’s helped across everything from dev flow and testnets to simple, human “what’s the better move here?” His energy isn’t frantic - it’s productive. When he leans in, links appear, tasks get named, and checklists materialize. Fewer debates-for-debate’s-sake, more forward motion. He’s the friend you can explore a new stack with overnight and wake up with code and a decent README.

He is very active and I see him in many chats. He creates a lot of technical content and has a good understanding of many processes in crypto. You can always discuss any topic with him and get useful information. We have known each other for over a year and communicate often.

We first met while working on a Web3 project, and after that our paths went separate ways. So it's really great to see him again here at Ethos. He’s been contributing actively and bringing solid value with his coding skills - the kind of person any project would be lucky to have in their community.