EagleVision

I know he understands what he's talking about, stories about popular projects, what and how to do it right in them, I think it attracts the attention of not many people, but it's really useful information. He shared a bunch of times about Billions, HeyElsaAI, Kaito, Santient and these are projects that have good hype and it's cool that there is someone to learn more about them.

I havent known EagleVision personally for long, but I've been following his Telegram channel for a long time. He doesnt just research and write posts for the sake of hype, but delves into every detail as thoroughly as possible. Just look at how he described Limitless and its sale on Kaito in detail, there are no additional questions. He is willing to spend enough time to fully understand all the nuances.

We’ve been hanging around the same Telegram chats for a while. I’m also follower of his cozy TG ch. He’s a decent, kind, and genuine person! I can only say good things about him.

I know EagleVisions from the Wallchain Discord, where he consistently holds top spots on the leaderboard. He was actually the one who explained to me how the system works - really appreciate that. He also helped me prioritize different Sui projects and stay focused on what truly matters. On X, he shares impressive art and creative posts. A very helpful and kind person overall - great to have in any community.

I haven't known EagleVision personally for long, but I've been following his Telegram channel for a long time. He doesn't just research and write posts for the sake of hype, but delves into every detail as thoroughly as possible. Just look at how he described Limitless and its sale on Kaito in detail; there are no additional questions. He is willing to spend enough time to fully understand all the nuances.

A lot is inside Ethos. It knows everything and everyone. His Twitter posts are mainly focused on the info/AI direction, and he’s really good at it.

I've been an admirer of this creator's work for some time and finally had a question about a specific project. His response was not only incredibly detailed and informative but also genuinely encouraging. This experience reflects the overall quality of his content. His Twitter feed is a unique blend of personal journey and practical guidance. Instead of just chasing hype with DeFi and airdrop posts, he maintains a structured diary-guide. His threads are meticulously crafted, serving as a comprehensive roadmap that takes you through every essential step: from faucets and bridges to liquidity, perpetuals, and even bug reporting. What I appreciate most is his commitment to accuracy and clarity. His "do it right" philosophy means he includes everything you need to succeed: deadlines, verification steps, screenshots, and, crucially, descriptions of his own unsuccessful attempts. This transforms his content from mere information into real survival tips for the often chaotic world of testnets and new networks. This is the kind of thoughtful, practical content the crypto community needs more of.

EagleVision makes great content and helped me with the intricacies of Kaito. With the help of his posts and some tips I made some yaps.

This guy always tries to look at the market from a broader perspective. Before talking about a project, he carefully studies it from different angles, which helps him remain honest in what he does. His content is about strategy, consistency, and how to move forward step by step. I believe that persistence and focus are what bring results, which is why his content is valuable to me.

EagleVision doesn’t treat crypto like a game of quick grabs. He treats it like a puzzle that needs to be solved piece by piece. His updates aren’t flashy sometimes even a bit dry with all the numbers, but that’s what makes them real. You see both the progress and the missteps, which is rare in this space where most only show wins. Following him feels less like reading another thread and more like peeking into someone’s notebook, where every calculation, correction, and odd thought gets scribbled down. It’s not always easy reading, but it’s always honest.