dhruv

I fell into crypto when everything felt like fireworks. everyone was chasing 20× tokens, Discords were exploding and FOMO was off the charts. Back then, my job was simply to keep the chat alive: answer frantic “How do I connect my wallet?” at 2 AM, calm panicking whales during wild price swings. In that chaos, I learned the first rule: communities are as volatile as the markets they worship. My toolbox started small - basic moderation, quick jokes to defuse panic and a knack for explaining the simplest things under the loudest noise.

Then the euphoria crumbled. Bear market approached! That’s when I learned how to build trust not hype. I saw firsthand how a healthy community isn’t about hype cycles, it’s about genuine connection. By keeping servers ghost free and support responses fast, I cemented my reputation as someone who could steer even quiet channels into meaningful conversations.

DeFi took everyone by surprise! yield farms were printing money, people threw governance tokens around like candy and every new protocol had its own meme. I pivoted hard: designing retention mechanics, running ambassador hunts and orchestrating AMAs that filled Zoom rooms. Suddenly, it wasn’t enough to just calm people! I was scripting growth loops that churned MAs into engaged users, writing copy to ppush tokenomics narrativess and setting up referrral drives that felt organic.

As the space evolved, so did I. Went from mod to community lead, then into GTM, ambassador programs and user onboarding funnels. I learned how to scale narratives. 

Now, I’m layering in security - studying Solidity, smart contract risks and on chain behaviors, because in this space, surface level isn’t enough. I believe the future belongs to those who can speak both meme and mainnet, and I’m here for both.

Not a dev. Not a suit.
Just a crypto native who knows how to build communities that stick, growth that scales, and culture that lasts.