jib | 🤖ボッ

Always dropping alpha and keeping the community hyped. Super passionate about the tech, especially around proofs and SP1. Knows how to explain complex stuff in a way that’s fun and easy to get. A real asset to the community and definitely someone to follow if you’re into Succinct and the future of crypto!

I know xmaquina from him, the projects he participates in are generally good, it seems this one is also good

I first connected with jib through the community, and it didn’t take long to see why people hold them in such high regard. Always engaged, always constructive, jib’s presence makes any discussion better.

A fun friend to discuss web3 and its entire ecosystem with, and often helps me learn more about web3.

I met Jib in the community, and it didn’t take long to see their impact. Always thoughtful and involved, Jib adds real value to every conversation.

Jib is someone in the community who shows exceptional dedication to every project he gets involved in. Whatever he does he gives it his full effort never halfway always total commitment in every piece of content he produces. He’s also one of the most consistent members when it comes to guiding others always encouraging the community to deliver their best in every task.

The line Knows how to explain complex stuff in a way thats fun and easy to get is a crucial reason for an upvote. In the complex world of zero knowledge proofs ZKP, clear and accessible communication is essential for onboarding new users and educating the wider public.

If you've been around the Succinct community for a while, chances are you've seen Jib yapping nonstop — and honestly, we love it. 😄 Jib’s the kind of person who brings life to the chat. Whether it’s dropping insights, cracking jokes, or hyping up $PROVE and node updates, he’s always active, always loud, and always on-point. It’s people like Jib that keep the vibes strong and the momentum going. Appreciate you, bro. f there’s one name that constantly pops up in the Succinct community, it’s Jib. He’s not just active — he’s relentlessly active. From morning until late night (no idea if he even sleeps), you’ll find Jib in the chat, on the timeline, in threads, or just yapping anywhere Succinct is mentioned. And honestly? That energy is exactly what keeps the community alive. What makes Jib stand out isn’t just the quantity of his posts — it’s the consistency, personality, and vibes he brings. Whether he’s hyping $PROVE, asking smart questions, helping newcomers figure out how to stake, or dropping perfectly timed jokes, the guy’s got it all. He makes technical stuff feel fun and community stuff feel personal. He’s also the type to celebrate everyone’s little wins — whether someone hits 1,000 Proofs or just successfully runs their first node. That kind of presence builds real community culture. In short: Jib isn’t just a participant — he’s part of the identity of the Succinct fam. Loud, funny, helpful, and full of heart. Succinct wouldn’t feel the same without him. Keep yapping, Jib. You’re doing God’s work.

i got to know jib from an alpha telegram group, and his presence on X feels like scrolling into quality signal during quiet hours. his posts reflect someone who actually pays attention to on-chain moves, emerging narratives, and market psychology, not just surface level trends. jib has a way of sharing crypto insights that feels natural and unforced, like casual thoughts that still end up being useful. what stands out is his timing and awareness, he often points out things right when they start to matter. no loud claims, no forced hype, just clean observations and smart reactions. following jib feels like having that friend who stays up late watching the market so you do not have to. in the fast and noisy world of web3, his content feels calm, relevant, and quietly valuable.

I met him through community activities in Succinct. He uses a really cute PFP, and at first I actually thought he was a woman. He’s very friendly, loves Japanese anime culture, and we quickly became close. In Succinct, support on Twitter was really important, and there were many members like him who supported the work of a lot of artists. Whenever I posted my art, he always supported me, and he helped me so many times. His dedication to supporting community members was truly amazing. Even after my activities in Succinct ended, he still sometimes replies to me on Twitter, and that always makes me really happy. It feels like we became friends beyond just community activities. He’s genuinely friendly and very kind to others. I’m really looking forward to seeing what he does next in Web3.