My name is Hiisver “Abstract” in English. I’ve started 9 businesses. Most of them failed. Today, I run a local post-production studio and help support a team of 20 people. Since 2021, I’ve created NFT art for 16 local brands and launched 4 NFT collections, including 2 commissioned drops. Some of you might know me as the artist behind the Allo Pass artwork. Now that my business has become more stable, I want to focus on something bigger than myself. Helping artists. Creating opportunities. Building something meaningful in Web3. I’ve made plenty of mistakes. I’m still learning. I’m far from perfect. But one thing I know for sure: bullying other artists, humiliating people, and tearing each other down have no place in the future we’re trying to build. My failed businesses taught me lessons no success ever could. And the biggest lesson? It’s not about how much money you make. It’s not about how beautiful your website looks. It’s not even about how big your project becomes. It’s about the community you build along the way. Because in the end, your website can disappear. Your project can fail. The money can run out. But if you build a community that believes in each other, supports each other, and creates opportunities for the next generation, you’ve built something that actually matters. I’m not here because I have everything figured out. I’m here because I want to help build a Web3 where artists don’t have to fight each other to succeed. Artists support artists. Always.