Batuhan

He is an active and trusted figure, especially in the Web3 and blockchain community. His experience and credibility in the industry are demonstrated by his community leadership and ambassadorial roles in multiple projects (Pipe, Aztec, CARV, RecallNet). His commitment to the ecosystem is demonstrated by his organizing of communities on platforms such as Discord and his early support of different projects. This profile reflects a valuable community player who stands out in the Web3 world with both his knowledge and communication skills.

I think tweets are mostly about infofi, and infofi can be farmed. It's a very good way to get an airdrop without cost, but I think those who tweet about infofi should also post informative tweets from time to time.

Consistent, determined is what describes this kind web3 OG. Batuhan is one of most hardworking people in web3. Constantly improving himself and constantly learning new set of skills which does shows how keen is he. From other side he is friend you need in web3. He will show support and offer helping hand any time you need it. You can genuinely and freely speak with him about any topic from web2 or Web3 alike. He is also community member every project needs ( vocal and ready to support if he belives in you).

An important contributor and ambassador of the Pipe Network, adding real value to the project. He stands out with regular content production and direct community interaction. He not only shares updates but also simplifies technical details, making the project accessible to a wider audience. He has solid experience in Web3 community management, especially Discord moderation. He plays a key role in shaping early-stage ecosystems like Pipe.

Batuhan is that rare kind of person who listens more than he speaks, but when he does, it matters. From shaping early projects to supporting others without asking for anything in return, he moves with intention and heart. People trust him not because he’s loud, but because he’s real. A steady builder, thoughtful communicator, and someone who shows up again and again.

It's been a while since I've known Batuhan and he's one of most active community guy. He's keen on providing insights, always ready to help and a good artist. I wish him the best for his web3 journey.

It's sometimes hard to understand this guy. We've been on many projects together. We somehow found common ground because he's so funny. He's honest, sharing, and helpful.

We became friends through CARV, and I feel truly lucky to have met him in the Web3 space. He brings uplifting energy to everyone around him, and I genuinely enjoy chatting with him. He's so friendly and full of bright vibes—it’s impossible not to feel good when talking to him. I'm really looking forward to the day we finally meet in person!

generally deals with the infofi part of web3, especially with the pipe project. I hope they get the reward for their efforts, but I wouldn't follow an account that constantly shares infofi.

Batuhan is one of those rare people in Web3 who leads not by volume, but by presence. He doesn’t chase the spotlight — he holds space for others, listens deeply, and uplifts communities with care and consistency. From Seismic to Aztec to Pipe, his quiet strength echoes across the places he shows up, and those who’ve spent even a little time with him will know exactly what I mean. We connected through shared values — honesty, community, and long-term thinking — and every conversation has left an impression. Whether it’s answering questions, supporting newcomers, or simply showing up with grounded energy, Batuhan brings something rare to the table: a genuine sense of purpose. He’s not just “active”; he’s intentional. He’s not just respected; he’s trusted. Having him around is like having a steady signal in a noisy space — calming, motivating, and always real. I’m lucky to know him, and even luckier to build alongside him. If you’re in this space for the right reasons, Batuhan is the kind of person you’ll want by your side. If you know Batuhan, you know exactly what I mean. If you don’t you should.