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I know him not very long, but I meet saymyname in Whisper project. He moderator there. And man, he really help me adapt in project, show all needed things, and just very nice to talk with. Really good person, easy to talk, very pleasant. I also check his social media a bit, not deep, just quick look. And I want say, his way to manage own page is really good. He post only what he really work with, what he know very well. No random posts, no weird stuff. Sometimes funny, sometimes serious, you know, very chill dude. Also he help people a lot, answer questions, show stuff, explain again if you dont understand. I really respect this guy. For real, he know what he do and also just nice person to talk, man.

Saymyname combines pleasant conversation, extensive knowledge, and an open mind to sharing it with others. I met him during the PortaltoBitcoin project, where we participated in events together and discussed the project's features and technologies. His content has its own unique style. his memes are precise in their delivery, combined with profound insights into infrastructure. With such a partner, learning WEB3 becomes engaging and not boring.

low-key profile. smart timing. not the loud type, but when smnsaymyname speaks, people actually listenб yes. feels like someone who’s thinking long-term, not chasing trends.

I like following @smnsaymyname because he mixes sharp crypto humor with real signal. The meme-y sketches (“ragpool” pain, 69-cent zingers) keep the timeline light, but he also highlights infra pieces like identity/credentials (7Ridge’s 7Trust) and points people toward better ecosystems and communities ("Leave the herd, join the Haven"). That combo - wit plus useful pointers - is why I pay attention to his posts.

My Irys and DataHaven friend We met with saymyname on the Irys Discord, where he was talking about the Whisper project, which he moderates. I joined their Discord and really liked the events he was hosting, as well as his responsiveness. Later, we also crossed paths on the Portal and DataHaven Discords, and since then we've been communicating well and exchanging ideas.

Met saymyname in the DataHaven Discord not that long ago, but feels like I’ve known him way longer. He’s always around, chill to talk to, and helps out without making a big deal out of it. Just a good dude with solid vibes - every community needs someone like that. Glad to have him around.

I met saymyname in the Whisper project Telegram group where he works as a moderator, and I have to say - he's made a real impression on me, even in the short time I've known him. From the start, he was incredibly helpful with onboarding. He took the time to show me all the essential things, answered my questions patiently, and made the whole adaptation process smooth. What stands out is his genuine willingness to help - he explains everything calmly, walks you through processes step by step, and doesn't mind repeating himself if something isn't clear. Beyond just being helpful, he's also very pleasant to talk with - a really chill, down-to-earth person. I took a quick look at his social media presence, and it reflects the same quality: he posts only about what he actually works with and understands deeply. No filler content, just genuine insights about airdrops, farming roles, testnets, and other crypto activities. Sometimes humorous, sometimes serious, but always authentic. He's active in the community, creative with his contributions, and really makes newcomers feel welcome. I genuinely respect this guy - he knows what he's doing and shares that knowledge generously. It's refreshing to meet someone who combines expertise with such a friendly, approachable personality.

one of my oldest web3 friends. we met a long time ago, in a private discord group where the regional cis community gathered, and now we're both more confident and independent, as we've grown in knowledge and improved our skills.

I started following saymyname on X after meeting him on Whisper Discord, where he guided me through the tricky privacy basics like a pro. His feed blends a relaxed vibe with sharp, effortless crypto humor. Fully involved with projects like Irys, Whisper, Sentient, and Zama, he keeps conversations lively with witty replies and quick greetings. A few more in-depth posts or memes could help newcomers, but overall, saymyname is the laid-back moderator who makes Web3 feel like joking around with a clever friend.

I've known Saymyname for quite some time. We often cross paths and discuss crypto trends. He's deeply but subtly involved in the crypto ecosystem, actively discussing projects like Zama and DataHaven, focusing on communities and technology trends. I particularly admire his use of meme-like language and concise language to engage his audience. Drawing on his knowledge of Web3 technologies, his ability to work with communities, and his ability to generate interest in new ideas, he's inspired by the development of online identity and the culture of open communities.