akbar

akbar truly excels at turning complex Web3 concepts into simple, digestible insights. His recent breakdown of Aztec’s private OTC swaps walks through everything step by step, from escrow locking to atomic swaps, making the mechanics clear without overwhelming jargon. It even helped me understand why privacy layers are crucial for scaling crypto beyond retail and inspired me to try a few testnets myself. His role as a Nilluminati member in Nillion Network shows real dedication to secure data computation, consistently sharing updates on node growth and community calls.

So glad to connect with someone I can truly bounce ideas off. Our chats are light, yet there's always a valuable lesson to take away.

Akbar is one of the genuinely good people in Web3. He has a strong interest in testnets and airdrops especially when it comes to running nodes. For me, operating nodes is not an easy thing but he handles multiple nodes across different projects like it is no big deal. His X account is one of the first places I check whenever I need some alpha. He often shares great insights through the interesting content he posts.

Built different, all creativity, no dead weight

The first time I interacted with akbar was in a yapping community on Telegram, he is kind and not arrogant.

I know Akbar on X as a yapper who always makes posts with great insight. I've learned a lot from Akbar about the world of web3. Thank you for sharing the web3 knowledge you've given me.

Akbar likes yapping about web3 projects, either to increase engagement or to push for mindshare.

I got to know Akbar through Twitter. From there, I saw that he was quite active in the Aztec community. He often interacted and shared interesting things about the ecosystem, showing that he truly understood and was deeply involved in the world of Web3.

I know Akbar from CodeBlockLabs; he first introduced himself to ask questions about all the projects that were difficult to understand.

I met Akbar on the Aztec project. He seems low profile, but he actually understands how to run a node. His Twitter account isn't just anything; he has a high-quality timeline. He always makes it onto the top yapper leaderboard.