sara

I’ve known Sara since last year, and our first interaction goes back to the time when I was tweeting for OG and noticed she was really active too. I sent her a DM asking if she could share the source of her tweets so I could use it as well. A day passed with no reply, so I messaged again, but still nothing. After about ten days, she finally replied, apologizing and saying she hadn’t seen my message. At first, I was a bit upset, but once she explained, I was fine with it. Later, I asked her for the OG Discord link, and she shared it with me, explaining that I could find OG documents in the “links” section and use them for content creation. After OG, she moved on to other projects like Union, katana, and anoma. Overall, she’s an active and knowledgeable girl, and I definitely recommend following her account.

I've known Sarah since the early days of Farcaster. She proactive and intelligent, always bringing clarity to new projects like Kaito, OG and Katana. Her posts are practical and reliable - I've even used them to create content myself. She definitely someone worth following in Web 3.

I know Sara from a few of our groups. She's a pretty shy person and doesn't talk a lot, but you can tell she's smart. She only seems to show up in the really high-quality projects. When she does speak up, it's always a thoughtful question or a good point.

Sara is one of the special people I’ve met in the crypto space, She’s active in the OG project and always makes time to learn.She’s energetic and I think could also be a great friend

I haven't been following Sarah for a long time. What attracted me to her was her focus on projects like katana. She writes her posts in a straightforward manner and has some good points.

I came across Sara’s account while searching for updates on the Katana project. Her posts are clear, consistent, and genuinely useful - short recaps, practical notes, and links that point you to the source. Following her helped me catch changes I might have missed and understand the small details that matter. If you’re tracking Katana, her feed is one of the few I keep bookmarked.

I met Sara on Twitter last year She is laid back nice and maintains a lowkey presence in the crypto space Most of her tweets are about current projects in Kaito specifically Katana though she also used to tweet about Anoma Sara is smart thoughtful and she actually takes the time to give simple easy to read updates about the projects that she's interested in Her tweets allow her followers to easily keep up and have a good sense of what's happening in crypto.

Sara’s got this thing about her Twitter presence she doesn’t lean into the hype. She seems more interested in feeling what’s going on under the surface of crypto than in riding the loudest waves. Her timeline’s light on noise, heavy on those small, precise notes that make you stop mid-scroll and go, Wait… why’d she point that out? The vibe is like: a calm but meticulous explorer, experienced enough not to get jaded, looking for that blend of data, story, and gut level read of the market. Every post feels like a little point of light hinting at a bigger puzzle you haven’t fully seen yet.

Sara shares regular updates on the Katana project that are clear and to the point. She summarizes changes, highlights useful details, and points to original sources. Thanks to her posts, I’ve been able to keep up with developments without missing important context. For anyone following Katana, her feed is a dependable resource.

Sara stands out in the crypto space, always active, analyzing real yield engines, sharing key insights and pointing out risks. She is very approachable and helpful, clearly committed for the long run. I’ve collaborated with Sara on numerous projects like 0g , Hyperbolic, Eclipse, and Linea; a friend who always keeps an eye on project updates.