Burning Blade

I can gladly say that this guy was my mentor in the early DeFi summer days. Unparallaled knowledge about any chain, DeFi primitive or any sort of crypto related topic you could imagine. He has a great background working on crypto and growing big projects such as Stader and Kelp, really credible builder.

I met @GoneMultichain (Burning Blade) through the MakinaFi community, and he immediately stood out as one of the most thoughtful and grounded voices in the space. While many in DeFi chase hype, he focuses on substance, understanding mechanics, fairness, and transparency. His breakdowns of Makina’s vault model and launch approach were some of the clearest I’ve seen, showing both technical understanding and genuine excitement for innovation done right. It’s rare to meet someone who can combine sharp analysis with such a collaborative and humble tone. What impressed me most is how actively he engages with the community. Whether answering questions about DeFi risk management or highlighting promising projects, he makes complex topics accessible without oversimplifying them. That kind of consistent, good-faith communication builds trust and it’s a big reason people gravitate toward his posts. Overall, GoneMultichain represents the best kind of DeFi contributor: experienced, open-minded, and community-first.

i started following @GoneMultichain back in the 2021 bull run, kinda by accident, and it ended up being one of the best follows i’ve made in crypto. he was early on almost every big airdrop. i remember reading his takes on Hyperliquid when nobody was talking about it yet. same with Jito, Lighter, and lately Makina. every time i saw one of his threads, i’d end up learning something new and making some real money later. the thing is, he doesn’t just list random airdrops. he explains them. like how the points system works, what actions actually matter, when it’s worth the gas, and when it’s prob not. i used to farm airdrops kinda blindly, just hoping something hits. after following him, i started thinking more like a proper farmer with a plan, not just vibes. he also talks a lot about risk, which most people skip. he says straight up when something’s overhyped, or when emissions are gonna dump, or when farming cost is higher than the reward. i started tracking my risk, gas spent, and exit options after reading him. saved me from few dumb plays for sure. his threads feel like notes from someone actually in the trenches, not just copying info. when he covered Hyperliquid and Lighter, it clicked that he was really early. and with Jito and Makina too, he had that mix of timing and understanding you don’t find often. if you’re farming airdrops, you gotta follow him. simple as that. he finds the good ones early, explains them clear, and doesn’t sugarcoat stuff. and if you care about real risk management in defi, his content is basically a free masterclass that doesn’t sound like a boring lecture.