Mehmet Akman 𒀭

Mehmet’s been around since day one of Monad. He’s the one who walked me through how Discord roles work. Super responsive, always ready to help. His content’s solid and he’s got real ambassador potential. If you’ve got questions about Monad, he’ll break it down. With all the scammy NFTs floating around the ecosystem, he’ll tell you straight whether it’s worth getting into or not.

We met about a month ago in the discord of one project. This man seemed very sociable, kind and friendly to me. I wish all the people in Web3 were like him.

Mehmet don't just build threads; he build understanding. His ability to simplify without losing depth is a gift to X followers. I genuinely look forward to his posts.

I’ve known Mehmet for a while through different Web3 communities, and he always leaves a strong impression. He’s consistent, reliable, and knows how to clearly express his thoughts on Monad, GameFi, or new tools in Web3 and AI. What stands out most is that Mehmet has been in the space for years, supporting projects like Endless Protocol and Optimum, contributing both as a Web Developer and as an active community member. Mehmet brings great energy, real dedication, and makes any project or community stronger thanks to his contributions.

I first connected with Mehmet during the Endless days, and his presence made a huge difference. His positive outlook kept the whole team motivated, even when things weren’t going smoothly. We managed to push through difficult phases side by side and celebrate real progress. Later on, we teamed up again in Optimum and other initiatives, and each time he proved to be the same dependable, energetic, and insightful person. He has this rare mix of humor, knowledge, and openness that makes collaboration both productive and enjoyable.

me and mehmet became OGs together back in LYS labs, that’s where i first saw how he moves. this guy knows how to spread the word about ethos like no one else. his way of dropping info is always short straight and useful no wasted words just signal. i respect that a lot cuz in this space everyone talks too much but mehmet delivers what you actually need. and on top of that he got this calm energy that makes the chat better every time he shows up. that mix of clarity and presence is why i keep rocking with him.

We met in one of the projects, I saw his work in X, he makes cool posts and art for them ! We talked in the discord chat, and I helped him understand the project !

A crypto worker I met a couple of years ago on one of the Aptos projects, he created content for them. I really liked his work and the way he approaches the matter, asks a lot of questions and always checks the information before doing anything. He always finds good and proven projects, I always trust him.

I met Mehmet Akman through the Web3 community on Twitter, and I’ve seen firsthand how consistent and dedicated he is. With experience as a Web Developer focused on GameFi, he brings both technical skills and creativity into the projects he supports. He has been actively contributing to Endless Protocol, helping to shape the ecosystem with his ideas and engagement. At the same time, Mehmet is recognized as an OG in Optimum, which shows that he not only joins projects early but also helps them grow from the very beginning. This kind of early belief and support is what makes projects stronger. What I appreciate most is that Mehmet combines his builder mindset with a community-driven spirit. He shares updates, supports other contributors, and is always ready to stand behind the projects he believes in. His presence makes a real difference — both on the technical side and within the community. For me, Mehmet is not just a GameFi developer, but also a trusted ambassador of Web3 values. Any team or community will benefit from having him as part of their journey.

Throughout our entire relationship, I have only had positive impressions. He is someone you can rely on: if he says he will support or help you, he will. He is always sincere, without unnecessary pretension, and has a genuine interest in people. There are very few people like him nowadays, and you can sense that from the very first conversation.