Mak17

Mak17 believes that the altseason will start with this project and that there will be more than one token distribution, he also says that other projects should be similar to pengu since it was a very large distribution and everyone was happy and now they have a strong community that supports and is still active in their project

I've been familiar with his work since March - back then he actively shared thoughts about PenguLads, without pretense or hype. Now he covers projects, but not as an expert, but as a practitioner: he shows screenshots, explains where to check metrics. He writes about what he does himself, without making loud predictions. It's valuable that he honestly shares even failures. If you want to understand crypto more deeply, his feed is like a quiet corner in noisy Twitter.

What makes him stand out is that hes not just a chart guy; hes thoughtful, experienced, and not afraid to stick to his own views. Our arguments about Polymarket trades or whether “alt season” is real are some of the best conversations Ive had, because they always push both of us to think deeper. Smart, generous, and just a bit stubborn in the best way, thats Mak. He helped me land a whitelist spot for an NFT without asking anything in return. When I got the chance to support him in some early Abstract projects, I realized how sharp his market instincts really are.

I stumbled upon mpshnik_17 on X totally by accident, and wow, his passion for OpenSea blew me away. The guy's genuinely obsessed—in the best way possible—completing all those voyages in a week, chasing XP tips on Ethos Network, and throwing around that #openseatouchgrass hashtag like it's his mantra. His crypto/retro blend feels unique and authentic, no forced hype here. It's refreshing to see someone love an NFT project this much without it feeling salesy. If you're deep into web3, follow him; he's a real standout in the space.

I know many people who got into crypto with the goal of trading and earning, and Mak is a prime example of that drive. He's an active member of a private trading community where he constantly shares insights on trades and market news. What truly sets him apart, however, is his versatility. He never misses out on opportunities beyond pure trading and is passionate about exploring various projects. I deeply respect people who refuse to limit themselves and instead choose to dev skills across multiple domains. I believe that in 5 years, he will look back on this time with a smile, as his hard work and broad expertise are sure to yield significant results.

I’ve been following Mak17's tweets for a while now... dude writes a lot about retrodrops and some trading stuff. Pretty much lines up with what I follow too, esp that whole waiting game for a new $eth ath... feels like half of us are on the same boat anyway, lol. And yeah, can’t miss those pudgy penguins popping up on his feed, adds some fun to the usual charts and updates.

I have been familiar with his "work" since winter - back then he actively shared his successes on OpenSea. For a long time, he has been covering projects, but not as an expert, but as a user.

I met Mak17 in a Discord chat while working on the Starknet project. Mak17 came into crypto through Stepn, and since then he’s been steadily building his path in trading and retro. Right now he’s focused on Opensea, Polymarket, and several AI projects, consistently sharing updates and calls around them. He’s tell he approaches projects with a mix of curiosity and an investor’s mindset. He already secured airdrops from Starknet and LO, and his activity shows he’s always on the lookout for the next opportunity. Outside of crypto he’s into football and sports in general, which fits his disciplined and energetic style. Add in his interest in investments and economics, and you get someone who connects both real-world knowledge and Web3 exploration in a smart way.

The current market conditions seem really tough, not full of promising opportunities. So whenever I see somebody having a strong belief and conviction in projects like OpenSea (really low competition here btw), Ethos, StationX and being able to detect Eclipse, Camp network as bad actors, I instantly follow that guy despite of his followers number.

Mak’s a cool guy with a chill, positive vibe. He breaks down those tricky Web3 things without all the fluff, so it’s easy to spot the good stuff early. He’s got solid takes on airdrops and OpenSea, always keeping it real. His account’s small but he’s all about straight-up crypto talk and trades. Sometimes I wish he’d drop a bit more deep dive,but his energy’s pretty infectious.