Andrew | CEO 🐧

Seing Andrew on my X feed and Abstract streaming section quite often. He is good at all ecosystem games, create original and funny memes, creating qualitative content. Friendly, positive and professional web-3 user

I think he’s a great guy who streams on Abstract. Even though there aren’t many viewers, he’s always very positive and kind to everyone. Jokes, games, alpha, and he just smiles and, as he often likes to say, flexing. Have you ever joined his streams? Whatever you ask, he’ll explain everything and show it right away. I believe Abstract needs streamers like him. I’m glad I found such a person on Abstract! Huge respect for this guy.

I think he’s not just a cool and positive guy who streams on Abstract, but also a genuinely good person. We met on Telegram I have my own group there. He’s really kind and pleasant to talk to, always ready to help anyone. I often joined his streams, and honestly, he does some really fun stuff. He talks about Abstract, plays games, and most importantly, he brings a lot of positive energy - no negativity at all. He also speaks many languages, which is definitely a big plus. Overall, he’s just a chill, awesome dude with a great vibe. I truly recommend this guy.

I met this guy in a streamer’s chat, and honestly, he’s just a cool dude. Every stream he does is something different - he’s always got these plush penguins around, streaming with them like it’s his thing. He often plays Moody Madness, flips NFTs, trades tokens, and he’s a true Believer in Abstract and OpenSea. Just a genuine, fun guy to hang out with. If you want to chill, relax, and enjoy a cozy atmosphere without overthinking, his stream is the perfect place to be

I've known Ceo for a long time, he does a lot of projects on the Abstract platform. He shares his knowledge with other members, streams, and is always ready to suggest alpha. A good guy and a pleasant conversationalist!

Andrew is a highly active and dedicated user within the Abstract ecosystem. He consistently engages with the community, participates in activities on the chain, and shares thoughtful content about various applications built on Abstract. What really stands out is how clearly he explains the pros and cons of each app, making his posts valuable both for newcomers and experienced users. On top of that, Andrew is a member of the Lil Pudgys squad a well-respected community in the web3 space, especially on Abstract which further highlights his credibility and positive reputation. I definitely recommend following Andrew if you want honest insights and a deeper understanding of apps on the Abstract chain.

If there one word to say about Andrii it’s believer. He realy big believer in Pengu ecosystem, always active, always support. He stream games like Pengu Life, Pudgy World, Pengu Clash and even Pudgy Party on phone. He not just play, he live it. Have Lil Pudgys, keep Pengu tokens, trade on Abstract and always share good penguin vibes

Andrew, also known as one of the top 1% professionals in the Abstract ecosystem, regularly trades on ABS – it's perfectly normal for this profit guru. The chests on OpenSea were specially designed for his capital growth. He enjoys the relaxed atmosphere in all his deals with the Pengu community (profile picture on X).

when i found his streams on . ngl first thing that caught me were the penguins. they just set the mood. chill, fun, real. met him once irl and he had the same vibe. easy to talk to, pure good energy. he answers everyone, keeps chat alive, never acts like some web3 guru. he mixes games, alpha, music and jokes in one flow. feels like hanging with a friend not watching a streamer.

I still remember one of the first chats I had with Andrii - we ended up laughing about how testnets sometimes feel like mini-games that crash right when you’re about to win. That’s his style: even when the tech side gets messy, he finds a way to turn it into a story worth telling. He’s not just a passerby in Web3, he’s someone who digs into the details. Whether it’s holding and curating pieces on OpenSea or diving into the idea of chain abstraction, Andrii treats it less like “work” and more like an adventure. That mindset is rare - it makes the whole space feel less sterile and more alive. And then there’s his streaming. You don’t get the polished “perfect image” - you get the actual person, thinking out loud, cracking jokes, sometimes even shaking his head at the chaos. That’s exactly why people stick around: because it feels real. For me, Andrii is proof that being genuine pays off. He mixes curiosity with honesty, tech knowledge with everyday humor. It’s the kind of balance you don’t forget once you see it.