Aat (mainnet arc) ⌘

I met my friend Aat in Monad, and from the very first moment, it felt like the start of something special. In a space built for builders, thinkers, and dreamers, Aat stood out—sharp mind, warm energy, and a vibe that instantly clicked. Whether we were swapping ideas, decoding lore, or just vibing through the chaos, every interaction felt like a creative spark. Monad brought us together, but it’s the shared curiosity and mutual respect that turned a simple meeting into a lasting connection. Grateful for that moment—and for the kind of friend who makes every block of the chain feel a little more meaningful.

knew aat from cuan dao and his feed has that perfect combo of chill vibes and sneaky insights. he talks about crypto stuff the way people talk in a warung, super casual but somehow extremely useful. one minute he’s commenting on a project update, the next he’s dropping a take that makes you rethink your whole strategy. aat isn’t loud, he isn’t trying to farm engagement, he just shares things that actually help people understand what’s happening on-chain. he has this talent for turning confusing topics into “ohhh that’s what it means.” following aat feels like having a friend who explains crypto without making your brain melt. in a space full of noise, he’s pure signal with a friendly vibe.

I want to take a moment to appreciate Aat, someone I met through the Monad community and who’s been one of the most consistent and genuine people in the ecosystem. Every day, you can see his dedication through his daily transactions and activity across the Monad network — a clear sign of how committed he is to supporting the growth of the ecosystem. What really stands out about Aat is not just his consistency, but also his positive attitude. He’s always kind, helpful, and ready to engage with others in the community. Whether it’s about sharing updates, interacting with new members, or simply keeping the Monad spirit alive through his activity, he does it all with genuine energy and good intentions. In a space where consistency is rare, Aat shows what real community support looks like — steady, active, and full of good vibes. He’s the kind of person who quietly contributes a lot, helping the ecosystem grow stronger day by day. In short, Aat is one of those people who make Monad feel alive — consistent, supportive, and genuinely good-hearted. I’m really glad I met him through the community.

When I first met him in the Monad community, he was a very cheerful, funny, and pleasant person. He actively plays games with the web3 community and likes to organize cheerful events. He's a very humble and funny person, great for sharing, talking, or discussion.

Muhalfatiha, or usually called aat, I met him for the first time in the Monad community Discord. He's always making online events in the Monad Discord, like Roblox events, and he is also good guidance for his Roblox event participants. Besides that, aat is also an onchain enthusiast; he's always posting about the Monad testnet ecosystem every day and giving updates about the Monad ecosystem in his X/Twitter posts.

I met him in the Monad community, and I call him Muhal. He's incredibly creative and incredibly hardworking, I think. A real example is his consistent contributions to the community, from day one until the project's launch. Furthermore, he's not afraid to learn new things he doesn't understand. I think that's what keeps him growing and moving forward. As a fellow community member, I can only encourage him when he's not at his best. His humility and willingness to consistently learn new things are key to his survival. Keep that up, Muhal!

I have known him for a long time, he is a person who consistently creates content on Monad, is always active in various events on Monad and often shares views on various projects in Web3. He easily shares project updates and easily shares knowledge. He is always consistent in building and creating good content on x.

all in one monad, or all in one aat? Lmao. I met him in the monad community. He's a very funny person. His voice is very distinctive.

Met Aat through the Monad project first on the Monad Discord, then chatting more in Cuan DAO and he’s been a model of consistency ever since. Diligent, reliable, and curious, he posts daily updates on X covering the entire Monad ecosystem, exploring new tools, apps, and threads so the rest of us can keep up without missing a beat. His content is clear, timely, and community-first exactly the kind of signal we need in a noisy space. Grateful to have him around.

I knew Aat from the Monad ecosystem, and from the start, it was clear that he wasn't just "present" but genuinely contributing. His insights were sharp, his conversational style was relaxed, and he was always relevant to what was happening in the community. Aat consistently shared updates, discussions, and perspectives that helped others understand without feeling patronized. He had a typical builder mindset: calm, sincere, and focused on long-term growth. He was a figure worthy of trust and respect in this ecosystem.