Of course. Here are some examples:

@blockchainstudio, a first-time contributor to the category, he noticed the SBD print rate was still at 1%.

This could work as:
"@blockchainstudio is a first-time contributor to the category. He noticed the SBD print rate was still at 1%."

Or:
"@blockchainstudio, a first-time contributor to the category, noticed the SBD print rate was still at 1%."

purring the whitelist for projects plagued with bugs.

What was it supposed to be? Perusing?

1Ramp, as described in its FAQ is a social media platform for creators.

The missing comma after FAQ is very confusing.

Also, @neunpanedipen returned to bug hunting after a long break from the category, good to have you back :).

You can't talk about and to a person in the same sentence. A period after "category" would have been very helpful.