SelimC.hl

Selim DM'd me on Twitter a few weeks ago to ask some follow up questions about my Kinetiq article. I don't speak Turkish, but I can see that he's a DeFi power user who's doing a lot of Turkish CT, especially on Hyperliquid. I'm always happy to see his replies and takes on the TL and I will certainly vouch once I have some ETH that is not looped on Felix/Hyperlend loool

One of the rare people who explains Ethereum and blockchain to the Turkish ecosystem with great patience and deep knowledge: Selim. We are lucky to have such a profile in our ecosystem.

Selim is one of the rare individuals I trust because of his professionalism and warmth within this ecosystem. To be honest, they are doing an excellent job at Fintables. Furthermore, their contributions to the fuel, maslaklabs, and superchain ecosystems cannot be overlooked. In recent times, I can say that Somnia has done an excellent job with onboarding and has also shown initiatives that support the community. Don't hesitate to trust him; you won't regret it.

I became familiar with him primarily through his Fintables content and his Kinetiq activities at HL. When you examine his Timeline, you can sense a quality and informed web3 world. He stands out as an undervalued account on ct. Accounts that produce useful content for web3 like this need to be highlighted more. Knowledge is power, and you should give due credit to those who offer this power without any confusion. Selim is one of them.

@selim_jpeg , a Web3 enthusiast who creates dashboards and informs the community in the crypto ecosystem, is active in innovative projects like Somnia and Fuel, and is hunting for an event in Istanbul for Ethereum's 10th anniversary! Selim is immersed in crypto news, airdrop chat, @kinetiq_xyz chasing points, and exploring @ethos_network! @selim_jpeg , collecting rewards on Somnia and ETHDam, and inspiring the community with his SocialFi posts!

Selim is one of the rare individuals active in both the social media and technology sides of cryptocurrency. He is actively involved in Fintables, is a builder at Maslak Labs, an ITU blockchain advisor, and when I think of Selim, the Somnia project comes to mind. He actively informs the Turkish crypto community about crypto technology and supports both the community and the project in the projects he participates in. He is also currently showing interest in Ethos Network, commenting to people in the community.

I got to know Selim through the Fuel project. Thanks to the WL I received from him, I minted my first NFT and stepped into the ecosystem. That NFT opened the doors of Fuel for me and led me to mint many more later on. In the end, I was lucky enough to finish the journey with a nice airdrop. Big thanks to him again. I also enjoy following his work in Fintables and Somnia. He’s grown a lot and stayed true to his style, always delivering quality.

I’ve had the chance to follow Selim’s journey closely, and he truly stands out in the crypto ecosystem with his visionary mindset, disciplined research, and community-first approach. His work with projects like Somnia and Fuel has been impressive, and he’s always early to spot value in ecosystems such as Succinct and Hyperliquid. Through his Onchain podcast and Medium articles, he shares insights that are both technical and easy to grasp, which I’ve personally found very useful. What I admire most is that he focuses on real impact over hype, evaluating projects with honesty and balance. As part of the ITU Blockchain legacy, Selim has become a trusted voice in Türkiye’s Web3 scene, and I’m sure he’ll continue inspiring many more.

I met him during my initial interest in Somnia Network. He is a young, dynamic, and idealistic friend. He was good at his job and loved listening to and helping people. Being a community manager or moderator in crypto was a job that required great patience and effort, and he succeeded in doing it properly for months. We all reached a happy ending in the Somnia project, achieving a satisfying profit. May he live long.