SSD_IT

I have had a chance to collaborate with serhiidrop on several projects 3 months ago and all that I can say about this fellow is that he's reliable and assertive in what he does. He's a "builder" who truly gets things done. His community building methodology is hands-on, rather than hype-chasing, he looks at real mechanics, utility tools and long-term growth strategies that make systems resilient. Just as much, he's dedicated to decentralized AI, scalable DeFi and the technical infrastructure that underpins Web3 development. What sets him apart from the others is that he's sincere, innovative and helpful to others.

I’ve known SSD for almost a year one of the first people who helped me break into the crypto world and guided me through its nuances. We’ve worked together on many projects, and he’s always shown himself as someone deeply knowledgeable about the market, respectful of rules, and always encouraging others to stay on the right path. Creative, persistent, and consistent - that’s Serhii in a nutshell. We often chat on Discord not only about projects but also about family, hobbies, and even cooking. I honestly don’t know where he finds the energy to manage it all - projects, work, and family. He’s a wonderful family man — his wife is truly lucky. Grateful for the friendship.

SSD (Serhii), as he mentions in his bio, really does spend all day on Web3. He tweets about different projects, discusses them, describes their purpose, type, and mechanism. You can choose several projects that really caught your attention, just select them. Everything is well described, analyzed, and highlighted, with no unnecessary numbers or information for the sake of hype. His account is not specialized in any particular area, such as AI or DeFI, but covers all relevant and promising industries: RWA, AI, L2, defi, trading, and others. He is more interested in certain projects because, in his opinion, they will benefit him in the future, and it seems he is right. I think it's worth listening to his choices.

Serhii really shows a deep understanding of blockchain technology and trying to teach it to others. I like how he explains complex topics like ZKsync upgrades and oracle systems in a simple and interesting way. Met him in 1 Layer 1 project, then I started to watch him. And also, he doesn’t only focus on technical details, bet also add a creative and personal touch to his content. It feels like they care about building a friendly community around blockchain, DeFi, and real-world assets

We first met at a poker tournament (my favorite place to meet people) in the Genlayer Discord. His dedication to creating content for this project is a mystery to me since I personally found Genlayer pretty dull. Hoping he makes it big there so I'll have something to envy when TGE hits)))

I first connected with SSD_IT during our work on the Donut project and crossed paths more than once in other projects, and it turned out to be one of those collaborations that just flows. He brings together sharp technical thinking, creative ideas, and a sense of humor that makes every task lighter. It’s rare to find someone who can mix skill and good energy like that definitely glad our paths crossed.

We met SSD_IT while working on the Donut project, and instantly clicked. His creativity, technical skills, and great sense of humor made the collaboration both effective and enjoyable. He's not just a true professional, but also an all-around awesome guy. Glad to have met him through this journey!

We crossed paths in a mutual project that will soon launch on Gravity Chain. Funny thing even there, in Discord, he tried to promote and share his thoughts and vision about GenLayer. He actively advocates for innovation, like GenLayer for decentralized AI and Pharos Network for modular L1 solutions, on his X.

I still remember the day I joined the Genlayer project and met SSD for the first time. From the very beginning, he stood out with his energy and openness. We immediately hit it off, and I was surprised at how easy it was for us to communicate. He gladly shared all the interesting news about the Genlayer project and what exactly I needed to do. As a newcomer, it was very important for me to feel supported from day one in the project. Since then, we have crossed paths in many different projects.

I saw Serhii's posts on Twitter by accident, started following him, and read everything carefully. He writes very deeply and thoroughly, and understands all the details of the project. A month later, I met him at the sahara project, where we started talking. It's impossible to take your eyes off his posts. He has his own unique vibe that attracts people. I'm glad I had the opportunity to talk to you