timurlenk

I met him in the Somnia Turkey group. He's a true Somisever, just like me. Within the group, he always has a positive, supportive, and sharing attitude. He contributes with his knowledge, but also enhances the environment with his sincerity. It's enjoyable and reassuring to chat with him. I think meeting people like him is one of the greatest gains in a community like Somnia.

I knew Timurlenk from Discord groups even before Somnia. With Somnia, I had the chance to get to know him better. He really has a way of sharing valuable information and enlightening people. We completed tasks together and achieved great results. He’s definitely worth following wherever the hype is, he’s there.

The first time I met Timur, the city was wrapped in the hush of early evening. We ended up sharing a bench near the old harbor, watching the water pick up the last streaks of sunlight. It started with a casual nod, a passing remark about the fading sky, and within minutes we were lost in a conversation that felt like it had been waiting to happen. I remember thinking, This is someone who listens with his whole presence. That first impression has only deepened. Timur carries a quiet strength that doesn’t clamor for attention. He has the rare ability to slow down a room without a single grand gesture. Whether we’re trading thoughts over coffee or walking through crowded streets, he gives you the sense that time, at least for a while, has more space to breathe. What I admire most is the way Timur balances reflection with action. He dreams broadly—about places to see, ideas to build, friendships to cultivate—but he also follows through. I’ve watched him take an idea sketched on a scrap of paper and, through patience and persistence, turn it into something tangible. There’s a steady rhythm to his work: never rushed, never stagnant, always moving with quiet intent. Kindness is the current running beneath it all. Timur notices the overlooked details: the friend who needs a message at just the right moment, the neighbor whose story deserves to be heard. He doesn’t perform generosity for recognition; it simply seems to be his natural way of moving through the world. And when life gets heavy, he shows up—reliably, without fanfare—ready to help shoulder the weight. Another thing that stands out is his curiosity. Conversations with Timur roam easily from philosophy to technology to the smell of rain on cobblestones. He listens not to reply but to understand, and that openness invites others to share more of themselves. It’s no wonder people trust him; his calm attention makes you feel that your words matter. Over the time I’ve known him, I’ve realized that the real measure of a person isn’t in titles or flashy achievements but in the quiet influence they leave on the lives they touch. Timur embodies that truth. He builds connections that last, memories that linger, and a sense of belonging that stays with you long after you’ve said goodbye. Looking back on that first meeting by the harbor, I see how fortunate I was to stumble into such a friendship. Timur reminds me that strength can be gentle, that ambition can be patient, and that the best kind of presence is the one that makes others feel more alive. In a world that often rushes past its own moments, he remains a steady light—guiding, grounding, and inspiring everyone lucky enough to cross his path.

I got to know Timurlenk thanks to Somnia. He always had an active, supportive, and positive attitude within the group. Whenever you asked something, he would definitely help and never hesitate to share what he knew. He makes the environment more enjoyable not only with his knowledge but also with his sincerity. His effort and seriousness during the testing process are also truly admirable. Frankly, meeting people like him is one of the greatest gains of these communities, in my opinion.

I met Timurlenk while working for Somnia. He was a member of the group who helped everyone and answered every question. He had a genuine, friendly, trustworthy, and helpful personality. He wanted everyone around him to be as successful as he was. He put a tremendous amount of effort into the group members. He is one of the few people in this ecosystem I'm happy to have met.

It feels like ages ago but I can still picture the day I first met Timur at that blockchain meetup in Karaköy. He was in the corner talking about smart contracts, but not in a show off way more like someone discovering something new and wanting to pull everyone in to learn with him. I knew right then he was the kind who doesn’t just chase trends but actually digs in, understands, and cares about what’s next. Looking at your Ethos profile now, I see a credibility score somewhere in the mid 1300s (Neutral), and to me that says “in progress, but truly grounded.” Over the time we’ve crossed paths whether in Slack threads, on the panel at the Web3 seminar, or during one of those late afternoons walking along the shore what’s stood out is how you manage to be both humble and ambitious. You dive into tough technical issues without losing sight of the people involved. You listen as much as you speak. And even when you disagree, it’s always with respect and real openness. One of my favorite moments was when we collaborated on that small side project (remember the dashboard for tracking gas fees?) You stayed up late, debugged things I barely understood, and instead of taking all the credit, you made sure everyone on the team knew what they contributed. That’s rare. It’s one thing to be smart. It’s another to bring others up with you, to make them feel seen and capable. Timur, I’m excited for all the paths ahead of you. I believe you’ll keep being a connector, a builder, and someone who brings people in rather than pushes them away. Thanks for being someone who reminds me that in tech, kindness and curiosity aren’t optional they’re essential.

I first met Timurlenk during a hackathon in the Somnia community; when he presented his vision for the project, he was so enthusiastic that he immediately caught everyone’s attention. After a few conversations, I realized he not only brings solid ideas but also knows how to create truly innovative solutions. The more I talk with him, the clearer it becomes that he’s building something in Somnia that feels both promising and inspiring, truly genuine and motivating.

I’ve joined many token presales alongside Timurlenk, and he has always impressed me with his skill and success in this space. He’s been incredibly supportive, helping me understand the process better and guiding me along the way. I’m truly grateful for his help and look forward to seeing his continued success.

What stayed with me most from our conversations was the way you listen. You not only absorb what’s being shared but also create space in the pauses, letting ideas breathe. I remember asking you about why you chose this path and what vision drives you; your answer blending passion, patience, and strategy was truly inspiring.

I still remember my first conversations with Timur about blockchain his passion was contagious from the very beginning. We dived into topics like Layer 2 solutions and DeFi protocols, and his way of explaining complex ideas made everything feel simple and exciting. Timur has a true visionary mindset and a genuine eagerness to share knowledge. I’m really looking forward to more discoveries together in the crypto space.