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Esteban isn't just someone who shares content on Web3; he's someone who inspires his followers to embrace it. His posts are unpretentious. He makes sure everyone understands with his simple narrative. When explaining a protocol, he doesn't just provide technical details; he explains what's important and why. He explains airdrop topics in great detail. While many in this field pride themselves on being fast, Esteban strives for sound thinking. Following him isn't just about getting information; it's about thinking better. Such profiles are rare on Web3. Quiet but influential. He's here because he's genuinely here, and that's invaluable.

Vevivo is a knowledgeable and experienced friend I know from our shared community in the Web3 space. He has been especially active in projects related to Arweave and AO Computer, providing valuable support to the community and testnet users on the AR.io side. Wishing him the best of luck and continued success in his journey!

I met Vevivo hocam in the same sector completely by chance, and we fought side by side like brothers in almost all projects. I hope our friendship lasts..

When I first started exploring the ar.io ecosystem, vevivo was one of the people who made the space feel welcoming instead of overwhelming. It wasn’t just about resharing updates or dropping links — it was about making sure the community around ar.io actually understood what was happening. That support, especially when I was new, made a big difference. What I appreciate most is how vevivo manages to stay deeply connected to both the people and the projects. One day it’s amplifying discussions about decentralized underground events or hackathons, the next it’s explaining something practical like Dreamcash rewards in a way that feels approachable. That balance between vision and hands-on guidance is rare. For me personally, vevivo’s help inside the ar.io project was invaluable. It wasn’t just technical know-how — it was patience, encouragement, and a sense of “we’re in this together.” That human side of Web3, the part that turns strangers into collaborators, is exactly what vevivo embodies. In a space that often feels cold and transactional, following vevivo reminds me that Web3 is also about people, trust, and shared progress. If you’re looking for someone who doesn’t just talk about decentralization but actually lives it through community, vevivo is that person.

Vevivo is the apple of our group's eye, a true wealth of knowledge. I've learned so much from them, I'm glad you exist.

Someone with experience who has served as an Ambassador in projects, and whose knowledge I can vouch for. Currently, he is rightfully fulfilling his ambassadorship at ar.io, and he has also had successful endeavors in the past.

I met with vevivo about 2 years ago, we joined too many project with him... Powerpool, dymension, ao and ario and more. He is ambassador of ario, I call him King, not ambassador. He also writes great poems. His literary language is very strong. I always hope the best for you

vevivo dives into DePIN, Arweave, and all things permanent web—always exploring and learning right alongside the community Sometimes it’s handy tips (“I’m learning how to swap on zkSync Era…”), other times it’s joining global chats or Spaces—lots of real participation .Following vevivo feels like hanging out with someone genuinely excited about web3—not someone just chasing the latest trend.

We've worked with Vevio on many projects. He's a very helpful person. His humility and respect are what makes him stand out. He's currently putting a lot of effort into the Aztec project. I hope he'll be amply rewarded.