@coffeexcoin
Coffee may be Abstract's least exposed Dev, but it's often those who make the least noise who do the most work. Personally, he's helped us on many projects, especially when we had to Bridge our NFT collection from Testnet to Mainnet. He's a dev, but he's also a good listener, who knows how to take time for others. Thanks Coffee
Coffee is one of the few devs that I can trust with just about anything. Solidity, backend, frontend, networking...you name it, Coffee can get it done. Since I've known Coffee, he's been a strong contributor everywhere he's been -- Web2, Yuga, Abstract, and countless freelance projects.
There’s only one Coffee — and that’s all the dev world ever needed. Sharp instincts, and a builder’s mindset that turns problems into products.
I don’t know Coffee personally, but I’ve had the chance to collaborate with him on Abstract and it’s clear he’s a powerhouse. His perspective and ideas bring real depth to the project, and the way he executes as a dev is next level. Honestly, Abstract is lucky to have someone like him pushing things forward.
I have a very short list of people I’d recommend as a Web3 Dev. Coffee is one of them 🫡. He knows his stuff and he is always willing to help when he is available.
I remember when 0xQuit introed me to Coffee a year back for smart contracts. Coffee is absolutely one of the best devs in the space. Operates on a high level and standard and we need the same quality of devs in the space to push it forward.
Coffee is one of the most upstanding and trustworthy security people in the business, and I am a big fan of his. Not only does he know his stuff, but he's got a wonderful heart and great sense of humor, too. What more could you ask for in your crypto security nerd?? Only thing that would make him better in my book is if he was called Tea...
Coffee may be one of the most cracked season devs in this space Dudes a killer worker at ABS and has been a massive help for me and the rest of the team since I joined
