Daps✳️

writes about abstract games - captains, duper, gigaverse. makes reposts of famous streamers on abstract with author information from them. I am interested in following abstract, it is a mirror of the network for me.

daps goes beyond surface-level coverage, diving deep into projects within Abstract and beyond - from Captains to Duper to Gigaverse. What sets him apart is that when he talks about on-chain games, it’s because he’s actually playing them, not just farming engagement. His feed isn’t another hype echo chamber it’s maps, mechanics, testnets, early access, and real gameplay. He shares his own progress, breaks down strategies, and offers tips that genuinely work. Even the most complex mechanics become easy to grasp through his clear explanations, making his content valuable for both seasoned players and newcomers alike.

We met Daps at the very start of the Abstract project. We have formed a friendly community where we help each other understand the aspects. He and I are early beta testers of the breakthrough game PudgyWorld and receive roles in Discord for assignments.

This guy is really into it. You can tell he actually plays and digs through these games instead of just reposting what everyone says. I have seen him share things about the mechanics and his own progress, even some tips that actually help if you are trying to get into it. He clearly knows what he’s doing but still writes in a way that is easy to get even if you are new. I keep checking his posts because there is always something useful or at least interesting to see. He actually cares about what he is sharing and wants others to get value from it too.

I recently came across Daps on X and was impressed by his results within the Abstract ecosystem. His profile shows consistent engagement and progress, especially in XP-focused games like OnchainHeroes, CapnCo, and Moody Madness. What makes Daps stand out is that he doesn’t just talk. He shares practical advice and walkthroughs on how to actually farm XP, helping others level up with real ingame examples. Whether you're new to Abstract or deep in the grind, his content is both accessible and actionable.

daps plays onchain games like his rent depends on it. wherever theres points to farm this mans already there finds farming loops faster than most people find their passwords. worth following for real gaming alpha

I randomly stumbled upon Daps’ profile on Twitter - turns out this guy really knows how to farm XP in the Abstract blockchain. His latest post about the new season in Captain & Company already got over 2,000 views. The dude clearly knows what he's doing. Honestly, if you're trying to squeeze the most out of your XP this season, you might want to keep an eye on his tips. He breaks it down in a way that's super easy to follow - no fluff, just actionable stuff. Plus, it kinda feels like he's ahead of the curve with how fast he spots new farming loops. Makes me wonder how much XP I've been leaving on the table all this time...

This dude Daps is exactly what happens when someone actually plays the onchain game instead of farming engagement about it. You scroll his feed and it’s not just another hype echo chamber. It’s maps, mechanics, testnets, early access, actual gameplay. Not the kind you fake for optics, but the kind where your wallet’s been through a dozen real cycles. He’s knee-deep in AbstractChain and its full ecosystem, not because it’s trendy, but because he’s clearly testing, tracking, probably spreadsheeting half the leaderboard by breakfast. Web3 gaming for him isn’t a niche, it’s native terrain. Guy’s got the vibe of a Chad, but operates like a meta-analyst who doesn’t need to brag about his AGW because it’s public anyway. You don’t get the feeling he’s shilling he’s just documenting what he’s doing, and it happens to be alpha if you’re paying attention. Playing with him for a while and i can say for sure he is demon.

I've known him for quite some time thanks to P2E game Captain & Company. We still play sometimes, get together in voice chat, and enjoy the process. Daps is a very cheerful and helpful guy, I'm glad I met him!

An active member of the Abstract community. I've been following and subscribed to them for a long time.