Meursault

Developer of a cool project in monads, where chess pieces are characters from the world of monads with the addition of an AI agent. For me, this is a very worthy job. As a person, he is a resourceful and educated interlocutor who will always give the right advice. A true master of his craft.

I've known Meursault for quite some time, and he's genuinely one of the smartest developers I've encountered in the Monad ecosystem. He's the real deal - brilliant mind who builds serious projects while keeping things light and fun. This guy is the one who combines deep technical skills with an amazing personality. Meursault is truly the frontend development legend responsible for incredible work on MonadChess and other complex applications. He's a master of balance: serious projects with light memes, creating cool game dev updates while being active and supportive in the community. He answers all development questions in a friendly manner, shares his reasoning and development process openly, and helps people learn new things. Following Meursault means learning and smiling. He's smart, kind, and supportive - someone you can truly rely on. Highest possible recommendation.

Good, calm, and explanatory - that's him. I met him on Telegram. He helped me with 3D modeling of the Monad mascot. Just like that, without embellishment - a good friend. Thank you.

To be honest, I stumbled upon Meursault by accident and stayed. His posts always grab your attention: sometimes he shows a snippet of his new game, other times he jokes about Web3 in a way that makes you smile even if you're not familiar with the topic. But behind all this, you can see that he really knows his stuff when it comes to code and can explain complex things in simple terms. I like that he doesn't just focus on his own projects. He often supports others, responds in chats, and shares his thoughts on different blockchains. It feels like he's not just writing code on his own, but really building a community with us. Following him is like learning, having fun, and hanging out with a friend who's always there. If you're interested in Web3 and everything related to games and creative projects, Meursault is sure to have something new and exciting for

For me, creating games and applications is a completely unknown and magical world, so I follow Meursault and love learning new things. We met in one of the common chats on Telegram when he was creating a chess game for Monad. I enjoyed watching the reasoning and development of the creation process. I follow his page to learn something new for myself. And I love the funny drawings and memes that he publishes. I like how he combines something complex and serious with something light and fun, a perfect balance.

Among other members of the monad community, he stands out for his passion for development, which is what really caught my attention. At the time, he was creating his chess game on the monad testnet, which, unfortunately, did not win any prizes, but nevertheless deserves to be noticed. He is currently developing on the Pharos testnet, which is just as interesting to watch

Meursault is a good friend of mine, as well as an active and helpful person who is always nice to talk to. He always creates a comfortable atmosphere. I would also like to mention that in addition to his sociability, he is also a talented game developer. I have personally tested a couple of his games, and they were amazing. One of my favorite games is chess, and he has created a cool collaboration for the Monad project. I hope that he will be appreciated in Ethos as well.

I met him during one of Monad dev missions and we instantly found common ground. He helped me with the development of my own game, and it was also really fun to watch him create chess in "Monad’s" style

I first noticed Meursault in the Monad and Pharos space and was curious about his vibe. He calls himself a Web2 and Web3 dev, building with JavaScript and Solidity, and you can really feel it from his posts. Most of the time he shares cool game dev updates, like his Pac Man style project for Pharos, short demo videos and funny memes about crypto life. He mixes tech talk with jokes so it never feels boring. He is also very active in missions and small giveaways, often cheering on other builders and replying to people in the community. You can see he knows his stuff when he compares blockchains like Monad and Pharos or talks about TPS numbers, but he keeps it simple so even newcomers can follow along. The account feels open and friendly, like someone who codes a lot but still finds time to hang out and have fun. If you are into Web3 or just want to watch a dev cooking games and sharing honest thoughts, Meursault is worth a follow. It is a mix of tech, memes and a bit of that Monad family energy.

I met Kirill in August 2025. At first, we just collaborated and exchanged the results of our work, and then we decided to start creating a project called MonadChess together. While I was writing the server code and deploying the project, Kirill was coming up with ideas, thinking over the design, and creating the layout and logic of the chess game. We managed to create the basic functionality on time and submit our project to the competition. Unfortunately, we weren't able to take the desired places, but we did very well, and thanks to this collaboration, we were able to join the Monad community and are now actively participating.