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A week ago, I had a conversation with Kirill about sales in crypto. He shared with me his strategy for how he chooses projects for ICOs and what metrics he pays attention to. And after this long conversation with Kirill, I drastically changed my opinion about ICOs.

I see some people mention her marketing side, but I know her more for being deeply involved in early testnets. Giving feedback, finding gaps, sharing valuable ideas. Consistent presence in the community, not just dropping in and out. That's how we 'met

Shes hands on with early projects like Testify, MetaBuild, and Kaito. Active in testnets, giving feedback and staying plugged into real dev flows. Focused, consistent, and always building

I first met SV through chats where he was farming testnets like a madman - bridging nonstop, chasing phantom tokens, and laughing at gas fees like they were pocket change. That degen side is real, but over time I saw the other layer: a sharp Web3 strategist who actually knows how to spot signal early and share it clearly. His Sahara Labs AI walkthrough literally saved me hours, and his breakdowns on Monad and Abstract helped me position before most people even noticed. Same with NFTs - thanks to his notes I picked up Pudgy Penguins before the run, and later started tracking Quantum Cats after his research. The calls are early, but never hype for hype’s sake - he explains the risks, the why, and the steps.

I first came across him a few months ago when I was asking about the Sahara sale. Right away it was clear he knows his stuff, especially when it comes to IDOs and ICOs. He digs into the details instead of just repeating surface-level points. Some of the latest projects we discussed were Lombard_Finance and SaharaLabsAI, and his breakdowns there were very thorough and easy to follow. What stands out is that he doesn’t just stop at research. He makes good use of tools like ICO Analytics, checks metrics, and then explains things in a way that’s practical. On top of that, he also reviews other projects, his thoughts on AethirEdge were insightful and gave me a new angle. Overall, I see him as a real professional when it comes to sales. He knows how to highlight the key points and also point out risks where most people just chase the trend. My only wish is that he would post more on X, since I think that would help him grow his presence and make his content even more valuable.

Dude’s everywhere, dude knows everything. He’s super sharp with NFTs—we talked a bunch about buying Pudgy Penguins, and back then we snagged them at a great price, now sitting at +50%. Also chatted about Monad, Abstract, and other projects. He’s got a killer sense for math and an eye for the little details.

She has this way of making marketing feel alive. It’s less about campaigns, more about understanding people and showing it in the work. Always grounded, always curious, always adding value. Btw, тot gonna lie, first time we chatted I legit thought she was a dude)) But when i realized? she is SHE, i was very impressed.

Kirill is one of the most entertaining degens I’ve come across on crypto Twitter. We first connected on the platform and quickly realized we had a lot in common like similar projects, the same taste for wild market swings, and a shared sense of humor when it comes to the ups and downs of degen life. He’s always got something interesting to say about new coins and trends, his feed feels real, not forced. Whether he’s celebrating a win or laughing off a loss, it’s easy to relate and get caught up in the energy. If you’re into crypto for both the fun and the chaos, he’s the kind of person you want in your feed

This guy been in crypto for long time, not just watching charts but really building things. From first days he was deep into blockchain tech, testing stuff, launching small projects and learning how to make ideas real on-chain. He know a lot about DeFi, NFTs, and all kind of web3 tools, but his heart belong to Sahara- it’s his fav project and he can talk about it for hours.He always trying new protocols, looking for better solutions, and thinking how to grow community around good projects. When you see his work, you can tell he put passion in it - from planning to execution. Not afraid to take risks, try new chains, and explore ways to connect users with real utility.He is one of those crypto people who just never stop - everyday there is some new update, new idea, or new collab. If you want to talk about Sahara or just about building in web3, he’s the guy. Real crypto soul with builder hands)

She’s one of those people who understands marketing, but also knows how to keep it creative and human. The ideas she shares feel natural, never forced, and often end up being exactly what’s needed. She adds value quietly, without turning it into a show, which makes working with her easy.