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I’ve come to know Nomind not just through his timeline, but through the journey he’s taken in shaping his role as a grassroots builder in Web3. He’s not someone who seeks the spotlight, but his body of work speaks volumes—from consistent GitHub activity and deep dives into testnets, to hands-on involvement in Galxe and Zealy campaigns, he shows real commitment and follow-through. On the technical side, he’s explored a wide range of projects: building an SP1 Proof playground, experimenting with Snapshot Subgraph via the Squid SDK, and even creating big integer libraries in both JavaScript and Python. These aren’t just side projects—they reflect his deep curiosity and drive to understand things from the ground up. What stands out most is his humility. He doesn’t pretend to have all the answers. His style is casual, sometimes a bit spontaneous, but always rooted in genuine interest and exploration. Whether he’s navigating ecosystems like zkSync, Sui, Osmosis, or Arbitrum, or joining in on NFT drops and community tasks, he doesn’t just show up—he makes an impact.