Adine Vikash
I'm a builder, community nerd, and someone who genuinely enjoys figuring out how things work under the hood.
I've spent the last 5 years growing and structuring communities in the Web3/DePIN space. As the Community Lead at Mysterium Network, I've moved from hands-on technical support to shaping how our decentralized ecosystem of 75,000+ nodes actually engages with its users.
Most people assume highly technical work and human empathy are opposites. I strongly disagree. Over the years, I've managed thousands of complex support tickets, hosted highly technical AMAs, and acted as the primary bridge between core engineering teams and end-users. My secret? I understand the absolute frustration of a failing network configuration or a broken deployment. That shared pain allows me to troubleshoot complex user issues with genuine empathy and precision, turning frustrated users into long-term advocates.
When I'm not doing that, I'm probably self-hosting something, writing Express.js backends to feed my Grafana dashboards, or going down a hardware telemetry rabbit hole I didn't plan on.
I build spaces where people feel heard, and I write the custom code needed to scale those spaces.
Experience & Volunteering
Driving ecosystem growth, strategic partnerships, and acting as the primary bridge between 75K+ node providers and engineering teams.
Managed 1,500+ complex networking tickets with an 85%+ satisfaction rate, streamlining bug reporting workflows.
Provided frontline user support and managed community moderation across Discord and Telegram during rapid scaling phase.
Co-founded an open-source collective building impact-driven engineering projects around education and automation.
Maintained seamless internet connectivity and monitored technical infrastructure for one of the largest Web3 hackathons globally.
Projects & Builds
Mysterium Metrics API
Built a custom Express.js backend to expose real-time metrics for 75K+ nodes. Automated community monitoring to reduce manual support loads.
View SourceHardware & Solar Telemetry
Developed open-source tools to collect battery and hardware data via Bluetooth LE and ESPHome, visualizing live telemetry with InfluxDB and Grafana.
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