Bussss

Bussss invited me to Ethos and explained everything step by step so that I would do everything correctly. He is a very active person in the world of Web3, working in various networks and protocols: zkSynk, Abstract, Linea and others. Holder Penguin NFT

I’ve known @bulevar_r since the old Linea days — always sharp, always on point. Now in the crypto space, his content blends humor with real alpha. He covers real projects like Abstract and OpenSea, flags shady drops, and keeps things honest. No hype, just signal. If you're in Web3 and want updates that actually matter — this is one of the few accounts worth following.

I honestly think Bulevar_r has a style that’s pretty rare these days. When he writes about Pengu, Taiko, or ZetaChain, it never feels like a recycled “how-to” guide. It feels more like someone stayed up late trying to explain something carefully to a friend. Sometimes his sentences are long, sometimes they’re short and direct but the meaning is always crystal clear. He goes into details most people would skip, yet it never feels overwhelming or overly technical. By the time you finish reading, you don’t just understand the topic you actually feel motivated to open a new tab and try it yourself. That’s a rare quality.

Thanks to Busss I joined Turtle Club and started earning extra yields through protocols like EtherFi, Renzo and Linea that partnered with the club. Since my wallet was registered with Turtle, those protocols provided additional incentives, which went into the Turtle Club Treasury. Now I am just waiting for the moment when those rewards start paying out.

He is a validator of the Ethos community and an active member of the Penguins Russia community. It's nice to have a dialogue and you can ask a question about the Abstract ecosystem I am grateful for the hint on how to complete the task to get the Flash Badge for the abstract. PudgyPenguins Bro He is a very active person in the world of Web3, working in various networks and protocols: zkSynk, Abstract, Linea and others. Holder Penguin NFT This guy very active in web3 world and know everything about retro.

We’ve been in the same private community for two years now, and we’ve contributed together on plenty of Web3 projects: Fantasy, LayerZero, zkSync, Starknet, etc. Rus is a genuinely smart degen. He’s always ahead of the curve tech-wise, often the first to catch news and bring it to the group. His ideas are usually unshilled and original, the kind that make you go, “huh, why didn’t I think of that?” Last year, he was living in my city we’d meet up now and then to bounce ideas off each other. He even invited me over, but I never made it. Maybe next time… LFG

I got to know Bussss through a crypto Telegram group, and he’s been a steady source of quality insights ever since. Whether it's airdrops, new projects, or market sentiment, his takes are always thoughtful and on point. He doesn't just follow trends — he breaks them down and helps others understand the logic behind the moves. Bussss has definitely helped me avoid bad calls and spot solid plays early. Smart, humble, and always adding value to the conversation.

In my view, Busss is one of the brightest stars in the Web3 world. He has a keen nose for money and can predict how a project will launch. He was among the first to spot Fantasy.top and actively promoted it, creating a guide for the project. His Twitter posts on OpenSea and Abstract are also super insightful.

I’ve known him for a long time, and we’re active in the same crypto chats. He’s hands down the best when it comes to NFTs - thanks to his advice, I successfully bought and sold NFTs at 2x profits, including a rare Final Bosu drop. Beyond that, he always shares sharp market insights and early alpha that few catch. His deep knowledge and timely tips have made him an invaluable partner in my crypto and NFT journey.

Honestly, Bulevar_r keeps showing up in a way that’s kinda rare these days. The guides he writes about Pengu, Taiko or ZetaChain don’t feel like some copy‑paste tutorial – they feel like someone sat down late at night and really tried to explain it to a friend. Sometimes the sentences are long, sometimes short, but you still get the idea crystal clear. He digs into details that most people just skip, and yet it never feels boring or too “techy”. Reading his stuff makes you want to open a new tab and try things out right away.