Social Media Influencer Reveals That The Secret To Crypto Exchange Is To Be A Good Person

Social media influencer and singer Abdurozik Savriqul Muhammadroziqi, popularly known as “Abdu Rozik,” revealed that the key to crypto success is simple: be a good person.

Speaking at the Bitcoin MENA event in Abu Dhabi, Rozik revealed his plans to delve into the crypto and blockchain space, inspired by encouragement from his fans.

Encourage by fans to explore crypto

Known for his multifaceted career as an actor, singer, and boxer, Rozik told Cointelegraph that fan messages played a pivotal role in his decision to explore digital assets.

“My fans keep messaging me, saying I should try crypto,” Rozik shared. “They’ll support me, so I thought, why not? Let’s do this.”

Rozik, who has amassed over eight million followers on Instagram, is widely recognized for his public rivalry with fellow influencer Hasbulla Magomedov. Though the two were once set for a mixed martial arts bout, the match was canceled after the Russian Dwarf Athletic Association (RDAA) deemed it unethical.

Rozik criticizes celebrity memecoin

Now stepping into the crypto space, Rozik emphasized the importance of good intentions and ethical conduct. Addressing the pitfalls of celebrity-endorsed crypto projects that have led to community backlash, Rozik stressed that trust is built through honesty and meaningful contributions.

“If you’re kind to people and genuinely offer real benefits to your fans, it paves the way for success,” Rozik explained. “But if you engage in pump-and-dump schemes that leave people disappointed, it’s not just unethical—it will ruin your career.”

Reflecting on his ability to quickly adapt and learn, the 21-year-old influencer noted, “I’ve only been learning about crypto for a month, but I’m picking it up fast. I even learned English in just one year. My mind works very quickly.”

Rozik’s fresh perspective highlights the potential for influencers to engage responsibly in the crypto space, prioritizing transparency and value for their communities.