wAxel

wAxel he makes interesting observations on coins and projects. He may not go into great depth, but I like the way he thinks. His approach will definitely lead to success, I will keep an eye on him.

We’ve known each other for about three months, after first meeting in one of the TG chats. Back then, we were talking about early involvement in projects that could potentially reward their users and Axel immediately stood out with his active approach and sharp way of thinking. I still remember how we also discussed Linea at that time.Since then, our conversations have only grown. I told him about trading memes, while he shared his knowledge of where to make money in DeFi. That’s the kind of exchange that makes communication both useful and inspiring. Glad we crossed paths, and I’m sure there’s still much more to learn from him.

Alexey and I have known each other for a long time, since we worked on the Linea project together. Back then, he really performed well, and we managed to earn about 60 thousand tokens, which turned out to be a very solid result. We actively farmed liquidity in various protocols, and that's what gave us the most rewards. We don't sell our drops because we're waiting for the alt season; perhaps the token will break its previous maximum then, and we'll sell it. Time will tell if this strategy was correct. Now we like the Almanak project; it's a DeFi protocol based on autonomous AI agents that optimize the operation of blockchains and various systems. It's very interesting how they approach automation. Another project that impressed us was Poseidon. There, you have to pronounce texts in different languages, which makes the tasks atypical for crypto. At first, it was difficult, but we found our method: we read the transcription in a translator, write it down on paper, and then pronounce the phrases out loud. This is a new experience and, at the same time, proof-of-work in a different form 😅. Plus, they already have serious investments ($15M), which also adds confidence in the future project. In general, it's interesting to go through such projects with Oleksiy; there's always support, common ideas, and new experience in projects.

I've known Waxel for about 6 months now. He studies the Defi sector and AI a lot, thanks to which I was able to learn many interesting facts and features about the Almanak project through him. Besides that, he is a big fan of memes, which is probably why we have a good rapport.

Waxel is one of those rare people who can take a complex project like Almanac and make it feel simple, even natural. His guides, threads, and long-form posts aren’t just content they’re like a survival kit for anyone trying to figure out how to navigate the ecosystem. What stands out is that he doesn’t just chase hype or engagement. Instead, he actually teaches you how to spot red flags, avoid scams, and understand the mechanics behind NFTs and DeFi tools. For me personally, he turned what could’ve been a draining experience into a lesson his breakdowns saved me from making mistakes more than once.

We met with Axel on TG chat and talked about Almanak project and he gave me this idea cause i didnt know where keep my stablecoins

This guy knows how to drop alpha in a way that iss a pleasure to read. His recent thread about organs you could sell for altcoins was a masterpiece of dark humor. What hooked me is the balance between serious insights and banter. He can talk about a promising project, then crack a joke about how we're all degens. The tweets are easy to read, but the alpha in them is real and verified. On crypto Twitter, you usually get either boring analysts or empty jokesters. But here it's a mix that works, you’re laughing while also learning something useful. A rare talent for making educational content entertaining.

I first met Alex when Linea dropped their Linea Park campaign. Back then, the discord was packed with people asking all kinds of questions about completing tasks, running into errors, dealing with bugs, and chasing down glitches. Alex was always on it. He helped everyone sort out their issues, dropped useful tips left and right, and kept the whole vibe chill and welcoming. That's how we ended up connecting in the first place. Ever since then, we've stayed in touch. We're constantly bouncing insights off each other on different projects.

Hot news from founders X pages, step-by-step guides of new crypto projects — all you can find on his page. Analysis of $SOL memecoins and announces of new leaderboards in InfoFi projects also here. I love his style, combine of IRL stuff and deep technical analisys

I met Waxel a week ago, and we immediately found common ground on the Ethereum ecosystem and Linea as L2 for ETH. What particularly attracts me is his openness and transparency in his approach to the project. He constantly conducts a thorough search for everything related to crypto. It is not for nothing that I call him a real seeker. For example, yesterday he shared a post about the company Linea Ignition, which opened up opportunities for everyone, and explained in detail how and where you can participate. In his publications you can always find practical advice on farm drops. He specializes well in this topic, and most importantly, he does not chase loud hype, like many others. His presentation style is easy to understand and inspires trust. I am sure that by observing his activities, everyone will be able to find a lot of useful things for themselves in the farm of passive drops and the launch of liquidity for the farm.