shuod

I met Dima quite a long time ago, but we started working together relatively recently. And I am glad that we chose to work together, because he helps me in many ways. Starting with the fact that it is easy to work with him in a team on the community, ending with his ability to research projects. He is constantly finding something new, constantly improving his skills, and happily sharing them with me. I wish him all the best in life and on his WEB3 journey.

I’ve been lucky to know Dima through several shared projects: Recall, Re, and Plume. He’s an amazing moderator who’s always on point, understands these projects deeply, and stays in touch. What I really like is that he helps not just newcomers, but also explains things clearly to everyone. Reliable, sharp, creative and always ready to lend a hand. I like his arts too.

I first met Dima in community chats, and from the very beginning I was impressed by his energy and consistency. He always finds time for everything: moderating, ambassador work, creating content, running events, or simply helping others. It feels like he’s everywhere at once, and wherever he is – things move forward. For me, he is not just a moderator. He energizes projects, creates unique content, and manages communities in a way that makes you want to stay and engage. His Twitter posts, updates, and initiatives don’t just inform – they inspire and build trust. What I value most is his character. He’s kind, approachable, and always ready to help without conflict. I feel he’s not just performing tasks but acting as a catalyst, opening new opportunities and creating a space for growth. I truly believe people like Dima are the ones shaping the future of our industry.

I first met Dima a few years ago - we have similar interests in general. He works as a moderator in projects, and I’m a content creator. Over the years, we’ve never had any conflict. He’s a kind and good guy, always ready to help when needed, and he does an excellent job as a moderator. We need more people like him.

We met Shuod in Discord chats, I don't remember which project, because we almost all cross paths. But it was last year. From the very beginning, I was struck by his activity and energy. Once he found me all the necessary materials for one project overnight, because I didn't have time, and the next day I woke up, and everything was already in direct messages. At that time, I really thought that this was a bot-assistant, not a person, ahaha. The guy quickly and efficiently takes on roles and ambassadors in cool projects, it's really impressive. He is a Moderator for: Canton Network, Plume, Recall, Sign, Pi Squared | prev DoubleZero, Anoma and Ambassador for: Altius, Morph, Rome. I want to separately mention his X (Twitter). To say that I am impressed is an understatement. He has 1596 followers, and Twitter is really lively: there is always something going on there, a sea of posts, updates, giveaways, and useful info. You come in and can hang out for an hour, because everything is interesting and unique. The cool art and content he makes in general is a must-see. For example, on August 12, he gave away codes for the Anom project, this post gained 6K views and 154 likes. And this is just one example of many. His Twitter has a whole ocean of useful information about projects, and, honestly, when I start reading, I can get lost for half a day, because it really drags me on, aha)) All this creates the feeling that he is not just an ambassador or moderator, he is a kind of guide to the world of new opportunities. Shuod is like an engine of creativity: he does not just take on roles, he charges projects with his energy and creates content that leaves a mark. And everyone who comes across his works feels this energy and is filled with inspiration.

If you need help, Dima is the one to go to. I know him from many projects where he’s a moderator — Canton Network, Plume, Recall, Sign, Pi Squared, and more. Whenever I need assistance or guidance, I know I can tag Dima and get an answer to my question. He’s helped me the most in Plume, where the speed and quality of his responses are top-notch. He always tries to explain things in a way that’s clear to everyone, even for those who are new to the project. On top of that, Dima is also a great content creator — his Twitter speaks for itself, with noticeable quality and style in his posts.

I met Dima by chance, and from that day I never regretted it. He is a moderator and ambassador in different projects, but unlike many, he has no arrogance at all. Instead, he explains things clearly, helps wherever he can, and supports people around him. In Web3 you don’t always meet someone like that — kind, humble, and genuine. I feel lucky to now call him a friend

I met him in a Telegram chat and still can't figure out how he manages to find time for everything. This guy works as a moderator and ambassador basically everywhere possible. I see he's very bullish on Re and Cysic right now. Thats why I started working on these projects. We'll see how it turns out - if things go wrong, I'll sue him (just kidding). In all seriousness, he's an incredibly hardworking person with a wealth of useful knowledge and insights. There's so much I'd love to learn from him.

I met Dimon in the Aethir Discord, and since then, I have been genuinely impressed. Theyre a moderator in so many communities (Plume, 2Zero, RE, Sign, Catton), and you can tell right away why they know how to keep things organized, positive, and active. Thanks to them, I made a lot of new connections through Discord and Twitter, and even found opportunities to grow as part of different teams. They are one of those people who naturally open doors for others just by being present and supportive. Thanks so much Dimon.

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