serkan

I’ve been observing Serkan for months, and a pattern has become impossible to ignore. He consistently downvotes negative Sybil reports and reviews exposing scammers or rug pulls instead of supporting efforts to protect the community. I’m not the only one who has noticed that, others in the Ethos community have experienced the same behavior. Out of genuine concern, I approached him directly on the Ethos Discord and asked for clear feedback on why he was doing this. Instead of addressing the question, he played dumb and gave responses that had nothing to do with what was being asked. From my perspective, his behavior suggests someone more interested in farming the protocol than contributing meaningful knowledge or engaging in honest discussions. Given that his score carries significant weight within the ecosystem, I believe it should be substantially lower and better reflect the quality of his contributions and conduct. The unwillingness to provide straightforward answers ultimately led me to leave this negative review.

I know Serkan from web3, we met later, he is a good guy, he is always looking for a new project and shares it with me, I like him :)

You’re one of the few people in the Web3 content space who genuinely adds value. Always helpful in Telegram groups and consistently sharing quality insights respect for what you do!

Serkan is a long time friend and a good community member who is kind and participates in testnets. He actively participates in nodes such as nexus, multisynq. He was also a very early participant in projects like Mira, which is now popular with kaito. Unfortunately, the old Twitter account has been closed. But he did not give up; he actively participates in projects, examines the most detailed aspects, and informs us.

I met Serkan in the Somnia group. He is a polite, curious friend who loves research. He is always respectful and helpful. He enjoys both learning and sharing what he knows. Besides Somnia, he contributes to many projects. I hope he gets the rewards he deserves for his efforts.

Serkan contributes directly to the Sentient AGI community by joining Product Hunt votes for the ROMA framework and completing tasks. He brings energy to Sentient Turkey events from games to voice chats and uses gsenti tags to mobilize the community. He shares clear notes on Dobby models, GRID architecture and the OML approach and supports the open source AI vision. He tracks Kaito leaderboard updates and Galxe quests and posts timely reminders with simple checklists that lower the barrier to join. On X he surfaces yapper XP celebrations and Battleship games under his Sentient Maxi identity and invites friends to strengthen ties. His posts are concise, referenced and repeatable, with screenshots and step by step guides that save time for newcomers. He replies quickly and highlights contributors, which builds trust and collaboration.

Even though I haven’t known him for long, he already feels like a true friend. A community thrives because of the people who nurture it, and Serkan embodies that spirit perfectly. His presence on Discord goes far beyond simply being online it reflects genuine care, encouragement, and a willingness to share. Every message he writes carries both warmth and insight, and every interaction brings an energy that makes the community even stronger.

I met him on the Discord server and I'm always impressed with his NFT calls and early project discoveries! He really helps me a lot with my CM work!

Serkan is a reliable and hardworking friend I've known for a long time. He is always active, helpful, and sharing within the community. He closely follows new projects, pays attention to details, and doesn't hesitate to share what he learns with those around him. Exchanging ideas with him is always enjoyable.

I connected with Serkan through the SuccinctLab project, and it quickly became clear that he brings both technical depth and genuine enthusiasm to the table. His contributions—whether through thoughtful insights or hands-on support—have added real value to the discussions around ZK and decentralized infrastructure. He has a solid grasp of the space and a great instinct for identifying impactful directions. Beyond the technical side, Serkan is simply great to collaborate with. He's supportive, community-minded, and always ready to amplify others' work. Even our interactions on Twitter have been a reminder of how important mutual support is in Web3. Working with people like Serkan makes the space more productive and more enjoyable.