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Simon took the time to share the experience they've had using Defi App and interacting with the community. It's people impacted like this, making it known, that makes building community worth it in this space! Thank you for being a part of the growth amongst all the noise :)

Simon is a brother I deeply respect and cherish. It's thanks to Simon's help that I had the opportunity to learn about crypto/Web3 today. He is always generous in sharing valuable experiences, and willing to support newcomers like me. I am so lucky to know him, an endless source of inspiration for young people. Thank you, Simon, for creating a fast information channel that I open and read every morning, a true degen and builder that I am honored to know.

Simon is a kind younger brother who specializes in hunting for giveaways and distributing them to everyone. If you don't mint them, you can give them to others. I am truly grateful to have such a kind younger brother.

Reading Simon's posts on X, I clearly see someone navigating Web3 by doing things themselves and documenting them. You share your experiences using Surf, recounting the time when you had to open a bunch of tabs and then switched to asking directly for information, which sounds really appealing. Regarding Hana Network, you write in a way that shows you've actually tried it before speaking about it. In one post, you directly point out the unclear aspects in the project's information, without being evasive. Simon doesn't write at length, but the way you write makes me feel like you're genuinely doing things, not just writing to fill a post. I will continue to follow you closely!!

Simon is a long-time contributor in the web3 space. He is always a pioneer in researching and evaluating projects, as well as providing insights on new projects. He is also very active in helping members within those projects. I've known him through many previous projects and have learned a great deal from him. He always inspires me and other members to have the motivation to contribute to the project. A truly respectable friend.

I’ve watched Minh Tri grow from a quiet observer to a consistently engaged testnet contributor. Whether it’s Monad, Berachain, or newer DePIN networks, he’s always among the first to experiment, report bugs, and help others with setup guides. His X feed reflects not just participation but thoughtful commentary and curation across early stage ecosystems. Definitely someone I trust to stay ahead of trends and share honestly.

A true yapper, active on social network X, the information you write about projects is always useful for a newbie like me to learn.

In a space constantly haunted by noise and speed, Simon emerges as a counterforce—a presence of method, steadfastness, and depth. He is the answer to the question: what remains when the veneer of hype is peeled away? What shapes Simon is a deliberate and almost scientific approach. He doesn't chase trends, doesn't utter platitudes. Everything he shares is the result of a rigorous process: testing, verification, and only speaking when he has evidence in hand. Whether it's a new testnet, a DePIN protocol, or an emerging L1 like Monad, he's always one of the first to be there, not to speculate, but to actually "tinker" and understand. He is the kind of silent foundation builder that every project aspires to have—someone who not only participates but also contributes structured feedback and early bug reports. But interestingly, this disciplined and quiet person is described as a "lively, energetic" friend. This contradiction is actually the key: his enthusiasm is not meaningless noise. It's the zeal of someone truly passionate, who actively communicates and inspires after completing the "dirty" work behind the scenes. He doesn't just participate in discussions; he elevates them. His writings are not just updates; they are reflections distilled from someone who truly understands the dynamics at a system level. Following Simon is not about looking for a quick "deal." It's about learning a mindset. It's about accessing a reliable source of information where every word carries weight. In a world full of noise, Simon is the signal. He is a companion, a teacher, and one of the most trustworthy minds you can have on this blockchain journey.

He is not only diligent, disciplined, and works consistently every day, but also stands out for his progressive spirit and proactive continuous learning. Simon is always one of the first to experiment with new technologies, report bugs, build detailed guides to support the community, and share insightful and honest opinions about potential projects from an early stage. He is regarded as a foundational builder, always providing clear, well-founded feedback, and is a great companion, inspiring both newcomers and the Web3 community in general. His friendliness, proactive communication, and ability to predict trends have made Simon a reliable source of information and a companion that everyone should have on their blockchain journey.

Simon isn’t loud, but he’s always there when it counts—whether it’s jumping into a fresh testnet, submitting early bug reports, or helping with infra setup. I’ve seen him join new networks within hours of launch and provide clear, structured feedback. He’s the kind of foundation-level builder every Web3 team hopes to have.