PerpDex hipster

Thank you for supporting me. I also want to thank you for letting me know about projects like Layter,Backpack, AEVO in 2024 and so on. There will soon be a period of perp dexes, because these projects generate profit and a lot of people should use them for excitement. But you have to be careful. I wish your Twitter account was unbanned and I want to read your posts regularly.

This individual is highly knowledgeable about cryptocurrencies, and it is challenging to comprehend everything that has transpired previously. but He has been involved since the days when only Ethereum and Bitcoin. Thanks to his experience and responsiveness, I was able to learn much more about cryptocurrencies and various schemes that hardly anyone knows about. A solid, deep dude with his own strong opinions.

I started following Supersky during the Backpack and Linea waves, and what stood out right away was how he breaks down complex stuff into clear steps. When everyone was guessing how the Backpack points system worked, he mapped it out in plain language and even added quick math so people could see the potential upside - it helped me and a bunch of others actually act on it instead of just watching. He also runs his own Telegram space where he posts short “here’s what I’m looking at” notes - no fluff, just context and reasoning. His posts constantly surface projects early, often before they trend, and give you enough logic to decide if they’re worth jumping into. Supersky makes crypto feel less like noise and more like something you can actually navigate.

Supersky is honestly a content machine he puts out a huge amount of posts every day, and somehow still manages to keep them interesting. Every time it's not just the repost but a real opinion. I like that there’s always something new to check, whether it’s quick thoughts or deeper threads. His takes on Linea have been especially useful, and I’ve also picked up a lot from the way he covers trading on Perpetual DEXs. On top of that, his Telegram channel is a great addition it feels like an extension of his content, with more direct and practical info. Overall, if you’re looking for someone who’s consistently active and always has fresh insights to share, Supersky is definitely worth following.

Damn, I love this bro's vibe, especially his posts with photos where he's relaxing after a day at work in his incredibly cozy place with a pool. He is an active bro in the showdotfan project and also this project where we all connect, so if you need any help with these projects or any advice, then he can help you with that. I'm also surprised by his skill in Dota 2, where we once played and I was his opponent, and I never managed to beat him lol. No matter how many rounds I played with him and no matter what tactics I chose, I still couldn't beat him.

Do you often read Twitter not to find out some information? No? You should. In fact, I often find myself needing to relax, even just scrolling through the feed, and I decided to watch him, and what happened? As a result, I was at least able to study the information that he presents in a more relaxed manner. On top of everything else, he also runs his own Telegram channel, where he posts structured content, and, by the way, he writes quite well. Nice content from a nice person

Supersky successfully leads his Telegram crypto-channel. He doesn't have many subscribers, but this creates a friendly, cozy atmosphere. He posts a lot of relevant information on his channel - that's where I learned about Ethos and joined the project. I hope to continue seeing powerful and high-quality analytics from Supersky , especially concerning retro drops

Dude live in trenches and bring early gems like $SHOUT, Fantasy, even ETHOS. He is not too interested in likes, comments and reposts, rather than being a degenerate ape who profit from the trenches. He made my load my $ENERGY bags, so better be right Supersky...

I recently came across his, and what stands out is how hands-on and genuine he presence feels within the crypto community. he is not just posting news he has actively participated in projects like Backpack and Lighter, and earlier had involvement with Hashflow. That tells me he is someone who doesn’t just follow trends, but dives into building and understanding. On top of that, he is clearly comfortable with code mentioning darker corners of web3 tooling and sharing insights from building product scripts to analyze crypto data. Seeing someone balance real technical work with community-level engagement? That’s the kind of authenticity I respect.

Found Supersky through the whole backpack meta, but stayed because the guy just gets it. He’s that lowkey presence who somehow always knows what’s moving next SHOUT, testnets, farming loops but drops it casual, like he's just chatting with a friend. Zero hype, all signal. I’ve seen him help others without making a show of it, and the alpha? Always timely, always usable. Real one.