degmonk

One day degmonk jumped on stage in a community project and sang karaoke. Nobody expected it, but he did it with energy and people loved it. After the song, the host came to chat with him for a bit. The talk was easy and friendly, like they had known each other for years. Since then, people remember him not only as a defi guy but also as someone with real charm

Degmonk actively looks into GameFi projects such as Pirate Nation, Might and Magic Fates, and Faenora Verse, sharing his observations on X. In addition, he works with DeFi tools and has recently been researching projects on HyperEVM.

It's no secret that I have a positive attitude towards the HyperEVM ecosystem and actively try to work it out. But at some point, I wanted to diversify the work, and I went to Twitter to look for new protocols. I came across Degmonk's posts and discovered ProjectX and Hyperwave for myself. The first one, by the way, collected 40+ million TVL in a couple of days. This guy is a handsome man, he found such powerful protocols at an early stage, he has a good intuition. Later, I also tried to delve into the GameFi sector, in particular Variance, which degenmonk often writes about, but I realized that, unfortunately, it's not for me. I wish this talented guy further prosperity and development!

I just found Degmonk on X and wow, I’m really impressed. He’s alll in on GameFi stuff like Pirate Nation, Might and Magic Fates, Faenora Verse, and often writes about Variance too — explains games and ways to make money in such a clear way. He’s also a solid DeFi farmer, always sharing cool tricks and spotting promising protocols early — like ProjectX and Hyperwave, I only knew about them cause of him. He got crazy good intuition and just loves what he do, mixing deep knowledge with his passion for games and crypto.

I've been following Degmonk on X, and he’s legit one of those crypto bros who cuts through the noise. No endless chart spam or meme coin shilling here. He dives into HyperEVM stuff like Hyperwave-its HWAVE token makes liquidity way less painful-and drops insights on DeFi and AI vibes that make you wanna dig deeper before the hype hits. Lately, his posts on games like Variance, that anime blockchain roguelite with addictive playtests, and Might and Magic Fates, the skill-based Ubisoft card battler, really hooked me. His casual recaps and thoughts on mechanics help me decide what’s worth my time. Just 376 followers, but his mix of GM vibes, airdrop tips, and replies feels real, not botty.

degmonk its not only in twi but also onchain. first time i crossed with him in hyperliquid. i was still clicking around that claim button and he already break down the mechanic and throw some ideas. saved me time for real later we met again in abstract. he wasnt just playing there he was finding small details i would never notice. chat was quiet and just reading cause info was sharp results also speak. in hyperwave he stays in tops. in gamefi like magic fates and faenora verse he showed up too. and he can write a thread that looks like story but in the end you got todo list ready when you see degmonk in some project you know the move is worth to watch

degmonk and hiperevm are a great bundle (if anyone didn't understand, i'm talking about his review of this project)

as u understood from heading, i know degmonk from hyperevm, because i like this system too and i use it actively as he. this guy is also active in P2E projects, he searches fro web3 games, for example, might & magic fates and faenora verse. i like to talk to him and discuss modern games because i can learn somethin

I know Degmonk as a good crypto influencer. I've been following him for a long time, and here's what I can highlight: He likes working in GameFi, especially in Pirate Nation, Magic Fates & Might. He also works with DeFi a lot. I also know that he is bullish on different So-Fi projects, especially Kaito. Also, if we talk about him as a person: responsive, helps with questions, ready to devote time.

I met degmonk once at a small crypto meetup, and what stuck with me was how easily he explained Hyperliquid to people hearing about it for the first time. Online he keeps the same tone, sharp takes, but easy to follow, even when the topic gets technical. He is primed by KaitoAI and involved with Uprising Labs, yet its the way he breaks down Hyperliquid that really caught my attention. The mix of real-life passion and consistent posting makes his presence stand out in a space that often feels overcrowded