0xSeptember 🐮 KorovaDAO

0xSeptember takes a scalpel to SocialFi incentives and the grind culture that comes with them. He argues for simple posts and real conversations, and backs it with hands on examples, including how early Arbitrum farming exposed gamed metrics. His rule of thumb is pragmatic: sell after the drop and keep a small conviction stack only if you truly believe. Despite the skepticism, 0xSeptember is an Abstract believer, which shows he values products that build utility over hype. The result is a feed that reads like field notes from the trenches rather than engagement bait.

I have long known from my own experience that if you want to achieve something, you always need to keep focus on one thing. 0xSeptember follows this rule. He is completely focused on Abstract, writes useful guides, helps beginners and those who have been in the subject for a long time. Step by step, he goes to his goal. I respect such people. He helped me figure it out too. It just so happened that he was the first one I came across when I started studying Abstract. I believe that our acquaintance is not a coincidence.

0xSeptember is focused on Abstract, and it shows in his work. He creates detailed guides that actually help even beginners get on track, and he’s always active in chats answering, helping, and keeping discussions alive. On top of that, he’s deeply involved in GameFi: active in the Duper community and other projects. It’s not just outside reviews, but participation from the inside you can feel the difference. For me, it’s a source where you can both learn the basics of Abstract and understand how GameFi is evolving. A rare case where content and real community engagement go hand in hand.

Ox took the green pill for almost a year by pushing and creating content about Abstract, bringing awareness to bright ecosystem products/builders. I found particularly helpful his guidance on Duper, which super fun but quite a complex game. Always respect young guns who are grinding their way up through hard work and dedication.

Stumbled upon his YouTube channel when looking for Abstract Chain materials. You can tell right away, it is not just content for content's sake, but real help for the community. Guides are structured, no fluff, straight to the point. What hooked me is active participation in the Abstract community itself. Not just making videos but engaging in discussions, answering questions. You can feel the guy is immersed in the ecosystem from the inside, not just making reviews from the sidelines. Rarely find creators who both make quality content and actually live in the community. Usually it's either one or the other. But here there's balance - for Abstract newcomers this is a real find, honestly.

The way this person introduces content and helps you get involved in activities you weren't aware of until they explained it is a real gem. The way they taught me how to play Duper and shared their own strategies impresses me! 0xSeptember is a person from big P.

Tough guy! He makes very useful and interesting content on YouTube, as well as tells interesting stories and teaches new things. 0xSeptember motivated me to move to work in crypto and dig into the structure of the Abstract. He's crazy about Abstract and it's cool, I can see the fire in his eyes, even though I haven't met him in person)

I've been following him for a long time, ever since his Duper tutorials on YouTube. I really like his style—straightforward, but with a deep understanding of the topics. It's especially interesting to watch his moves on YouTube and Telegram. He doesn't just talk about projects; he actively gets involved, like how he's grinding Abstract. By the way, I first heard about Ethos from one of his posts—so he often shares genuinely useful stuff. His content is a mix of practical advice, humor, and real experience. I follow him because he gives not just information but also inspiration. If you want to keep up with crypto in a relatable way, he's a great follow.

Gem hunter. Really, this is the best discription for him I've been subscribed to his Telegram channel and his YouTube channel for almost half of the year now, and I have a lot to say Firstly, his Telegram channel has a very comfortable atmosphere; interacting with the audience feels like a group of friends, which is very satisfying :) Secondly, there's a lot, a LOT, of very useful, cool and profitable content that deserves respect. Both on Telegram and on YouTube Thirdly, can someone who makes useful video guides, video stories, shares their experiences, and so on, not be the best? That's right, no. I think the conclusions are obvious and don't need to be summarized :) After all, it was he who brought me to Abstract, Gigaverse on Abstract On Gigaverse, I'm already passively earning money for coffee :)

0xSeptember (@0xYungSeptember) is a CT nanoinfluencer, product manager at Atomic Wallet, and AbstractChain advocate. His profile is minimalist and professional, and his posts reflect the same discipline: thoughtful topics on ZK rollups, wallet UX design, and DeFi trends. These aren't hype, but rather structured ideas valuable to both developers and traders. He's distinguished by a balance of depth and humility. He clearly explains complex topics and always invites discussion: "Feedback?", "Thoughts?" As a result, his audience is small but engaged, trusting his perspective. His style creates value not through numbers, but through trust and the quality of dialogue. He embodies the attitude of someone for whom Web3 is a product and a mission, not just noise. It's worth subscribing to if you're looking for a reliable signal in Connecticut and want to see how Web3 works—with clarity, not ads.