Benjamin

I’ve had a few interactions with him myself, and honestly he’s different from many others. He’s always active in the space, both in crypto and in the communities. What I like is that he’s not just trying to show off, he really explains and helps. Feels like he truly wants others to grow too.I’ve seen close how he works calm and steady, no drama. He asks the right questions, unblocks the team, and always brings good vibes. For me, being with him feels safe, because when he says he will do something, you can really count on it. Signature : AZAD AZIZI✍

I first connected with Ramin through SUI and Giverep, and from the very beginning his insight and dedication stood out. Every update he shares is thoughtful and authentic, reflecting not just his expertise but also his genuine care for the community. His guidance and support inspire collaboration and trust, making everyone around him feel valued and empowered. Ramin doesn’t just provide information—he creates an environment where people grow together and thrive.

Since the day I first came across Benjamin on Twitter, his passion and drive are evident. He keeps experimenting, testing, and trying new things. What I value most is how he documents his process open, reachable, and relatable. Through him, Web3 does not feel daunting or overwhelming; instead, it feels open, welcoming, and actually thrilling.

I have only known benjamin for a few days but we’ve already started working together and it’s been a solid experience. after checking his socials I noticed how active he is in crypto projects like giverep and linera. he clearly knows what he’s doing and the way he moves forward shows he’s organized and skilled.

Scrolling through Farcaster I came across Benjamin concise thread on a privacy focused roll up. He attached onchain screenshots and a brief note on the token economics. I pinged him directly and we spent roughly fifteen minutes dissecting the project.

I first noticed Ramin Ebrahimiy when his tweet about a brand new cross chain bridge caught my eye. He posted a clean graphic of the token split and added a link to a live explorer that showed real time activity. I replied with a quick question and he slid into my DMs within minutes.

I’ve seen a lot of people in crypto just talk big but Benjamin actually does the work. He’s been around from Cardano days all the way into Giverep, Sui, Polkadot and you can tell he puts in the hours. What I like is how calm he stays, no drama, just clear talk and steady action. He learns, he experiments, and he shows up every single day. When he says he’ll do something, you can count on it. That kind of energy makes the space feel safer and more real.

Benjamin is one of the creative artists in the crypto community. Her main focus is content creation and art for crypto projects especially for the Kaito leaderboard and I've known her from early 2025. he writes clearly and keeps her posts up to date, sharing useful info about the projects. She’s always moving forward and is usually one step ahead when it comes to helping others.

Benjamin is one of those rare people in Web3 who actually feels real. He shows up every day, not just posting for attention but really sharing useful thoughts and helping others out. Talking with him feels like chatting with a friend who listens and cares, not just someone chasing clout. In a space full of noise, that kind of steady presence is gold.

Benjamin is one of those people you notice quickly in Web3 spaces. He doesn’t just show up he contributes with clarity, consistency, and care. Whether it’s Sui, Giverep, or Linera, he approaches projects with real focus and organization, helping make things feel more structured and approachable. What stands out most is the mix of knowledge and kindness he brings; his updates feel genuine, and his support makes communities stronger.