ChainPulse

She has a hard time with the language barrier but still doesn't give up and just tries harder. Keep going

I’ve seen ChainPulse highlight specific contributions instead of vague compliments. It makes her feedback meaningful.

I’ve known Hacirekaya for a while, and what I really value is the way he shows up for people. He’s not just active in projects and testnets, but also takes the time to share what he learns and guide others. Always approachable, always positive, and always consistent. In a space that can feel chaotic, he brings calm and reliability. Having him in the community feels like having a true friend who’s got your back.

Met chainpulse on Twitter through a shared interest in DeFi projects. He helped me audit tokenomics of a top-100 project saving months of work. His knowledge of on-chain metrics and risk modelling feels deep and reliable.

I met him on the X platform. He is a friend who tries to benefit people and also tries his best for ethos. I hope he gets the reward for his efforts. Thank you very much for his help.

I met ChainPulse on X. He’s knowledgeable and reliable in Web3. I asked him about a few things I didn’t understand, and he answered without expecting anything in return. That’s a big positive for me

ChanPulse is an active community member I came across in a Telegram group. From a technical standpoint, he has been particularly helpful during the Citrea testnet, providing clear guidance on setup, troubleshooting, and validating configurations. His support is practical, hands-on, and oriented toward solving issues efficiently, making him a reliable contributor in testnet environments.

I met him through Telegram groups with a friend. He is an expert with deep knowledge of Airdrops, a strategic thinker. He closely follows new projects, evaluates cross-chain opportunities, and skillfully applies methods to maximize community engagement. He is proficient in technical details and prepares user-friendly guides, allowing others to benefit from these opportunities. Thanks to him, many people have gained access to valuable tokens simply by positioning their wallets correctly.

I got to know it through Web3, it supports people, solves their problems, and the content it produces is quite good.

Hacire is a rare find in the Web3 space. They don't just participate in projects; they actively help others succeed, embodying the true spirit of collaboration. Their willingness to patiently guide others through technical challenges like testnets shows a deep commitment to the community. It's this kind of selfless support and genuine enthusiasm that makes a project thrive. I'm excited to see the impact they'll have on the Ethos project and beyond.