Cileksin 🍓

I’ve seen you on Twitter, and what strikes me is your ability to stay honest amid all the noise. Whether you’re calling out flashy promises or highlighting updates worth noticing, it always lands with clarity. You don’t pile on hype you shed light where it's needed. That kind of level-headed insight is rare, and it's something I genuinely take note of when it shows up.

Cileksin is not just a follower in the Web3 ecosystem, but also a contributor. With an interest in early-stage projects, participation in testnet processes, and a willingness to share experiences, they are a valuable guide for the community. One of the most important features that sets them apart is their sincerity and kindness. They always inspire confidence in both beginners and experienced users with their constructive, supportive, and sharing approach. They have a stance that strengthens the community by conveying information instead of keeping it, not withholding help, and having a friendly attitude.

What stands out about Cileksin is the clarity and grounded energy he brings into Web3 spaces. He doesn’t get carried away by hype nor dismiss ideas outright instead, he brings thoughtful balance that helps others see things more clearly. His comments often highlight the importance of patience, steady growth, and realistic perspectives. That mix of honesty and encouragement makes him someone whose words carry weight in the community, creating conversations that feel more meaningful and productive. I believe that over time your ideas will be valued.

I know Cileksin from Hoodies and X, and I see him as one of the well known and valuable figures in the Web3 world. He always attracts attention with his calm but effective energy; I've always admired his realistic perspective without getting caught up in the hype. He's focused on Paradex, where I'm not very active myself—hopefully it meets his expectations. In the Jumper project that we're both focusing on, our expectations are quite high. He has a big role in helping me understand many projects because he has a narrative that's as simple and comprehensible as possible. I hope he continues to stay with us.

Gives off a true Web3 enthusiast vibe. Actively shares content on projects like WalletNotes and Common, staying close to niche Web3 trends. It is clearly a technical and follow-worthy account. I know him from our community group, and he always supports and helps people. He shares valuable information about good projects and ecosystems, and I feel lucky to know him.

I first met him on Twitter but his energy and sincerity are immediately palpable. His interest in crypto and Web3 in particular makes the conversation much more enjoyable. It's really nice to find someone who is both welcoming and offers a unique perspective on the blockchain world. I'm glad I met him

We have been walking together in the same industry for a long time. His discipline in his work and his attention to detail really make a difference. It is clear that he does his job not only for money but with passion. It has always been enjoyable to exchange ideas, learn new things, and develop together while working together. He is both a reliable business friend and a sincere person. Being in the same field with him inspires me as well.

I saw that he uses Paradex, one of the well-known Perp Dexes, for trading futures. As for me, and this is purely my opinion, futures are a mystery to me, but I see he's a master at it; the number of points he's racked up is simply amazing. Or he must be incredibly knowledgeable about charts and indices to be racking up so many points.

I met Sinan in the Paradex community. He patiently helped me when I was confused about zero-fee perpetual transactions. The way he explained the differences between margin and spot trading was especially valuable. Meeting someone in Web3 who is so open with information and so people-oriented felt like an eye-opener. I think he's a trustworthy partner to move forward with.