Simon Dedic

I've been following Simon for a while now and I've always loved his takes – constructive, useful, and interesting. This is proven by his record, also on Kaito, where his insights are valuable because he frequently finishes at the top of the leaderboard. He's also a VC, and from what I've seen, a respectable one making good investments. I highly recommend following him if you want more intelligent perspectives on your timeline.

Simon been in crypto long enough to not need to. His posts are steady, reflective, and often carry the perspective of someone who’s seen cycles come and go. If you’re looking for calm signals rather than hype, this account fits the bill.

Simon is a crypto investor and co-founder of Moonrock Capital, a VC firm focused on DeFi, NFTs, and Web3 infrastructure. On X, he shares concise takes on DeFi, DePIN, and under-the-radar tokens like $PEAQ, $PUMP, $HYPE, and $LOUD. He actively supports projects like Peaq, Silencio Network, and Loud!.

Know Simon like 2 months ago when he joins FT as a hero. He is a top yapper and CT content creator, loves his insightful crypto content.

He is a prominent expert in DeFi and crypto innovations. He also writes insightful analytical publications and provides in-depth evaluations of projects. Despite accusations from ZachXBT regarding harm to retail investors, Simon effectively manages his responsibilities.

Are you passionate about robotics, decentralized finance, and thorough evaluations of current projects? Then connect with Simon. He might not share updates as frequently as others, but the caliber of his content keeps you coming back for additional insights. If you're eager to discover how much funding a project has truly secured and its market capitalization, simply explore Simon's profile. You won't encounter the same material from him for quite a while; instead, you’ll find comprehensive analyses of various projects that bolster community confidence. He highlights the truly critical elements of projects, conducting the analysis himself without resorting to copying. Let’s examine the key points: 1) Check out his accolades when a specific project launches on TGE - this will dispel any doubts about his authenticity. 2) Review his topics of discussion - he covers numerous fields without honing in on just one. 3) Notice his promptness: as soon as an event unfolds, he promptly addresses it on his X (if, of course, the occurrence holds significance for the cryptocurrency landscape).

He is a VC guy trying to maximize his company profits. Do you think VCs' behavior is fair? It's a very blurry line. In that context, Simon seems like a decent enough guy, but Moonrock itself is the typical VC that eats well at TGE. Some recent projects in which they have invested are Camp, Infinex, and Manta. You get the picture

Investing in different projects, which will give ultimate solution for the some kind of a problem user/public face. Without someone like Siman all those project can't achieve a solution. Always looking at big picture

I’m an early-stage projects researcher, so of course I knew about him after seeing his fund backing some plays, like Infinex. Even though it’s more of a Tier 3 fund and I don’t really track it closely, I once came across his take where he said aping into “Internet capital markets” scam tokens built purely for hype is, let’s say… not the smartest move. Kinda based tbh.