mirel

I know Mirel is a skilled Twitter user. His arguments are always well thought out and never random. Especially when it comes to art, his work is always excellent and almost perfect when viewed. What I like about him is that he is not arrogant despite his success.

I've know mirel since infofi is happening, he's been a great at what he's doing, as you can see on his profile, he's really focused on what he's talking Im glad i met him few months ago, i really like talking with him cuz i always learn something

Mirel's first time on the Rialo project, he is a humble person and also easy to talk to. Besides that, he is good at mindshare, I learned a lot from him about the science of mindsharing. Apart from Rialo, he was previously active on the cookie platform

I've been following Mirel for a while, and what stands out most is the blend of energy, curiosity, and realism she brings to web3. She doesn't just post for fun. She explores, learns, and shares in an atmosphere that makes the space feel fun and accessible. She's one of those accounts that keeps her content fresh without trying too hard.

I met him at a web3 creator event. He is a very kind and competent person, a youth of the future.

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They’re one of those people who just make every space feel lighter. Active in Rialo, always joking around, but still super respectful and easy to talk to. Even with a big following on X, they stay humble and close to the community. Their content isn’t just for engagement – it’s actually good, relatable, and fun to share. The kind of friend you’re glad is on your timeline.

I’ve known Mirel for a while now, and every interaction with him reminds me how genuine he is. He’s always curious exploring new tools, new chains, and new ideas yet he stays grounded and thoughtful in everything he does. What stands out the most is his steady energy. He doesn’t just show up; he contributes, supports others, and makes every space he’s part of feel more welcoming. Mirel has that rare mix of creativity and calmness that keeps things moving forward, even when others slow down. In a space that changes fast, he’s one of the few who stay consistent building, learning, and lifting people along the way.

I first met Mirel through the RecallNet community, and right away, his calm yet impactful presence stood out. He’s known for creating thoughtful threads and fresh, relatable visuals a combination that instantly captures attention.

I met Mirel at X, a random gathering where people were casually chatting about everything from tech to random life hacks. Mirel, however, was all about the future — specifically Web3. He was buzzing with excitement about the Reccal Project and how it could revolutionize everything. But here’s the funny part. While explaining how Web3 would decentralize power and give users control over their data, Mirel got so animated that he knocked over his drink. I watched in slow motion as his cup toppled, spilling all over his laptop. In a panic, he grabbed a napkin, but instead of wiping it off, he started rubbing the napkin on the keyboard like he was trying to cleanse it from some evil Web2 spirits. It was like he thought the laptop would instantly become "decentralized" by a good cleaning! We both burst out laughing. But after the spill fiasco, he casually wiped his hands, took a deep breath, and dove right back into explaining Web3, as if the laptop wasn't drenched. By the end of the chat, not only was I intrigued by the Reccal Project and Web3, but I also couldn't stop laughing at the idea of Mirel, the Web3 guru, attempting to “fix” the future of the internet with napkins