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Met Dreykus in ₿eater | ecosystem Alpha, and it’s hard to even count how many projects he’s been farming. Dude’s always active, always testing something. Personally, he helped me figure out a couple of DeFi campaigns - Linea, Nansen, Plume - and saved me plenty of time. We don’t agree on everything tho, especially about Monad airdrop, but that just makes convos more fun. Soon we’ll see who was right :) Solid guy to have in the community, keeps the grind real and the chat alive

I’ve followed this guy for a long time and he’s one of the most experienced people I know in crypto. From retro drops to testnets, farming, DeFi, NFTs, and even BTCFi — he’s been early on everything. What stands out is how deep his knowledge goes: tokenomics, on-chain mechanics, and the culture around early adoption. He shares it all clearly on Twitter, and he’s always ready to help with anything from wallets to yield farming. A true long-term builder and early adopter — the real deal.

I met Dreykus in the Plume Network Discord channel, and since then we've often helped each other understand the network. It's been especially fun doing social tasks together on zkMe for Plume-it's really easier with two people, and we can always discuss and support each other. He's always responsive: if I'm unclear about something, I can easily ask him and get a clear explanation. We also talked a little about Monad-another network with a lot of interesting ideas, and it's great to share thoughts on projects like this.

I know Dreykus from the Brain TaCrypt channel, and I must say that this acquaintance is purely positive. Andriy is an experienced and responsive cryptan, always ready to help his colleagues in the shop and having all the skills to do it well.

Andriy has a clear, confident understanding of how DeFi and airdrop ecosystems work, and it really stands out. He explains complex things in a simple, friendly way, and he’s always willing to help someone who’s navigating something for the first time. His calm, structured approach makes you feel like there’s someone reliable in the room who actually knows what they're doing. People like him strengthen the community and make it a more supportive place overall.

I've been following Dreyk for a while, and what I value most is how practical and reliable his content is. He provides clear, easy-to-follow guidance on quests and airdrops without any of the usual hype. In my opinion, he's a fantastic resource for anyone trying to stay consistent with their daily farming routines. A truly useful and straightforward account.

My oldest cryptocurrency acquaintance, who has been in crypto since 2017, just like me. We moved along the trend in a similar way, first it was nodes, then testnets, and so on. A little later, we diverged in our understanding of trends; he stayed in airdrops, and I went into content creation and ambassadorship.

I know Dreykus from our work together in the Beater community. He understands DeFi and other advanced protocols extremely well, and he’s been helping me improve my own knowledge in these areas. A reliable teammate and a strong asset to the community.

I met this guy in my chat, checked his X posts and chat comments a few times, and I can say he's super smart. We chatted privately on Telegram and learned a lot about him. He, like me, has been interested in crypto technologies since 2017. This guy has a lot of smart moves, he gave me some great math for opens, and I didn't spend a lot of unnecessary money. He's also a Superchain bull, which is really, really interesting to me.

I first met Dreykus in the ₿eater | ecosystem Alpha chat, and since then I’ve seen him active across many projects. He’s not just “in crypto,” he actually tests things himself and knows the mechanics inside out. When I was trying to figure out campaigns like Linea and Plume, his guidance saved me a lot of time and helped me avoid mistakes. What I like is his attitude - no ego, no “I’m the expert here.” He just shares what works, in a clear and practical way. He’s also selective: doesn’t jump on every hype train, but goes deep on the projects that matter. Sometimes we disagree (like on the Monad airdrop), but that only makes the conversations more engaging. Dreykus is the kind of person you can actually trust in Web3. He brings alpha, but more importantly, he builds an atmosphere where you can have real discussions, argue constructively, and learn something new. In a space that’s often noisy and superficial, people like him stand out.