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I know him from the Armor groups, he is honest, hardworking, and keeps to himself.

I first connected with armor pro Farcaster, where their insightful comments on new protocols always stood out. They later gave me crucial advice on managing my Uniswap V3 LP positions that saved me from significant impermanent loss. Their deep understanding of DeFi mechanics is truly impressive and they explain complex ideas with ease. A reliable and sharp mind in the web3 space

I first met Armor in SoDex and since then we’ve crossed paths in so many projects and late-night voice chats that I’ve lost count. There were days we practically lived in the same VC for hours, swapping ideas about testnets and new alpha like old friends. What I appreciate most is the way he makes every conversation feel easy and genuine. He’s quick to spot opportunities but never makes it about showing off—just shares what helps and keeps the vibe positive. Armor isn’t just active; he makes the space feel like a real community, and it’s always better when he’s around.

One of the rare people I’m glad to have met. His mastery of the crypto world, especially his insights in on-chain analysis, is truly impressive. The way he shares knowledge is simple but effective—no unnecessary words, just getting straight to the point. He stands out in the community without trying to. Quiet but with a strong influence. Truly a valuable person.

Dear friend Armor, I am very happy to have met you. Today I want to talk to you about a topic. I am having difficulty creating content for projects in X. I read the articles of many projects, but there are too many terms I don't know. Could you explain these to me? Because you have very good knowledge and a different perspective on these issues. I would like to benefit from your knowledge, and of course, I would be very pleased if you would like to help me.

@armor__pro consistently adds value to the Web3 community by spotlighting projects that matter. From the SoSoValue affiliate program to on-chain gaming with Blockstranding, and from privacy-focused solutions like Zama and Zypher to key regulatory updates such as the CFTC’s latest moves, his posts cover a wide and meaningful spectrum. What makes his presence stand out is not only the variety of topics he touches but also the clarity with which he communicates them. His updates make complex developments accessible, helping the community stay informed and engaged. In a space often crowded with hype, @armor__pro delivers actionable insights and direction — a voice that genuinely strengthens the Web3 ecosystem.

From the very beginning, he gave me a strong sense of trust — the kind of person whose words and insights genuinely carry weight. Over time, I’ve come to value his perspective and rely on his judgment in the ever-evolving Web3 space. He combines knowledge with sincerity, always contributing with purpose and helping others move forward. It’s rare to meet someone who earns both your trust and respect so quickly, but he truly did.

A friend of mine who works hard on Web3 projects and tries to build things. He is in all the groups and helps people.

I’ve crossed paths with armor__pro in more than one community, and every time it’s been a solid experience. Whether we’re deep in a testnet rabbit hole or casually bouncing ideas in a voice chat, armor always brings a calm, steady energy that makes everything feel more doable. I still remember a late-night session where we were troubleshooting some contract issue they just kept going without missing a beat. It’s rare to find someone who mixes insight with that kind of patience. Armor doesn’t chase hype they build understanding. Watching how they guide others through early alpha or airdrop strategies, it’s clear they’re in this for the long game. Glad to have them on the same path

I ask questions about ethos, and Aban is very helpful and gives information about things I don't know.