penguin

Yeah, Ensar is a good one. We know each other from our Comuchain community and he always participates in events. As I'm writing this review for him, the day is just dawning, but we are submitting a project to Solana Colosseum together. It's nice working with him. And his dedication to working on his project even at this hour while everyone else is asleep is admirable.

I've known Ensar since the 1st grade. He's a very polite, gentlemanly, and also a funny person. He likes listening to Manifest and Serdar Ortaç. I've shared many things with him, especially trips, of course (he deserved it). He has developed himself a lot this year, he did projects on blockchain in hackathons, etc., and won awards. I'm sure he will be even more successful.

He is a very affectionate person and a big Beşiktaş fan. We met at the first hackathons, and since we later studied at the same university, I had the chance to get to know him better at events. He's a very funny guy. Although he is a higher grade than me, we have similar knowledge about blockchain. We have a long way to go together. I hope we can keep in touch after university.

A true Web3 builder and hackathon monster. He has always pushed the team forward with both his technical knowledge and his problem-solving ability in crisis situations at every event we attended, from Ankara to Izmir, from Istanbul to Çanakkale. He closely follows current developments and protocols in the blockchain world, and his vision is incredibly broad. The quality of work he produces while Manifest is playing in his headphones has always been top-notch. He is one of the rare people in the industry whom you can trust both ethically and technically. Definitely a profile to keep an eye on.