ZET

197 reviews, 96% of them positive; 247 WHUF vouched for them by 8 people.96% positive · 197 reviews· 247 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 15, above 3% of accounts

The record

From 91 activities · Apr 2026

ZET is a crypto veteran and active Ethos contributor known for rigorous sybil investigations, thorough human verification, and evidence-backed reviews that expose bad actors and XP farmers. Reviewers consistently praise their detailed research, mentorship, and commitment to ecosystem integrity—though some critics argue certain slashes rely on assumptions rather than on-chain proof. A respected community leader who runs the "From Zero" trading community and shares sharp market analysis across X and Telegram, valued for honest takes on projects, tokenomics, and privacy coins like Monero and Zcash.

What people say

Received · 197 Given · 494

“Вероятно скам. Будьте осторожней”Проект на радаре появился не так давно. Запущен некий примитивный сайт. Позиционируют себя как лаунчпад из экосистемы Solana. Чем выделяются среди остальных? НИЧЕМ. В твиттере 400 подписчиков, слабая активность, никто из доверенных людей не подписан на них. Придумали клоунаду с закрытым доступом по кодам приглашения. После входа по приглашению предлагают принять участие в токенсейле. Очень сомнительно. С большей вероятностью скам.

on Fungible · 1127· 12mo ago · negative8

“Spontaneous acquaintance & a path to great beginnings!”I’ve known Brutal for not so long, but nonetheless, he has already become part of our community, where he has shown himself in a positive light, contributing to both the growth of our numbers and education by sharing new events from Web3 and presenting new projects for exploration that can benefit us all in terms of growth and acquiring new quality connections. Guys like him deserve to be valued and supported. Respect.

on Brut 🖤 · 1294· 12mo ago8

“The One Who Follows the Right Path”I've always been fascinated by people who have a knack for spotting golden opportunities, the kind that don't just look promising but actually deliver real profits. Danil is one of those rare individuals you can't afford to ignore. Where he goes, attention should follow. He was among the very first to recognize the potential of Monad, back when it was still flying under most people's radar. While others hesitated, he saw something special in the blockchain's architecture, the team's vision, and the ecosystem's potential. I remember discussing it with him and realizing he had grasped its significance long before I did, a testament to his foresight. Now, he's turning his attention to Pharos, making it his next strategic move after Monad. When someone like Danil makes a shift, it's not just a casual bet, it's a signal worth noting. Within our community, his insights carry weight. Many of us see him as a guide, helping navigate the often noisy crypto space with clarity and conviction. Respect where it's due Danil has earned it.

on daniloga · 1304· 1y ago10

“A Promising Woman I Know”My acquaintance with Tasha began quite spontaneously in the Story Protocol project, I'd even call it a chance encounter. During a discussion about nodes and their setup, I couldn't resist joining the conversation to add my two cents. We ended up discussing various approaches to implementing workers, Docker concepts, and which Ubuntu version is best for software installation. I don't know why, but I always advocate for the 22.04 LTS. Since that conversation, we've maintained our communication. I follow her work and am also part of her community focused on crypto trends. Tasha represents a unique combination of thirst for knowledge, graceful communication style, energetic development, and simply being a wonderful person to interact with.

on tasha 💿 DATA 🔆 tasha.base.eth (❖,❖) · 1401· 1y ago25

“Incompetent Community Manager”At the time of writing this review, this individual was serving as the community manager for the [MagicBlock](https://app.ethos.network/profile/x/magicblock) project. During her interactions with the community, she received criticism that arose solely from her incompetence. In the process of managing and assigning roles among members, mistakes were made on her part. - Although minor, these mistakes drew criticism both toward her personally and toward the project. Ambassadors who possessed significant reputation and had made a positive contribution to the project's social image were demoted in the role hierarchy without explanation, apparently based on her [personal whim](https://x.com/m4lkxx/status/2032501937141121391). - Subsequently, criticism was directed at the project, which runs counter to the goal of building reputational trust and can be regarded as damaging. As an outside observer, I noticed her marked absence from the Discord server (where community management actually takes place). - This manifested as a lack of personal communication with participants. The main form of communication consisted of rare calls, presumably just to maintain her own KPIs. During these same calls, according to information accessible to many community members, she allegedly urged participants to "direct project-related discussions into the general chat, rather than into regional channels." - This can be seen as manipulation and falsification of metrics. She was unable to organize this naturally and allowed personal motives to become apparent. The motive was likely to give significance to her own role and keep her personal KPIs from dropping. There was also passive behavior, which manifested in identifying active community members and failing to understand the current situation on the server. - I can only explain this by a lack of genuine personal interest. Potential bullying through deliberate ignorance based on gender and nationality: Based on my observations (which lasted 2 to 3 months), women from the CIS region, despite their significant contributions, received no recognition in the hierarchical role system. - The targets of potential bullying were 3 to 4 women with high engagement, measured by various metrics such as thousands of messages on the server or creating handmade artwork amounting to hundreds of hours of other people's time. All of them were overlooked during the batch role assignments that were organized once a week. - Other (male) participants received roles even with minimal contribution. The community manager herself is a woman. Her incompetence also showed in her inability to distinguish quality content produced by engaged community members from low-quality, entirely AI-generated content. - This led to complaints from observant community members, which can also be regarded as criticism of her competence. In response to criticism of AI-generated content, the team took measures by creating rules on "how to" create content properly. This was a template version that required further refinement. - One month later, the template version remained unfinished. The current state of the community on the Discord server thanks to Viv is as follows: some praise her because they received a role; some remain silent and do not criticize because they fear losing their role before the airdrop; and a third group is afraid to voice their opinion in the hope of still getting a role. Everything written above is my personal opinion based on information I obtained through personal observations, research, and feedback from community members. - It is regardless of whether I have or expect any roles or future rewards. Additionally: if you have a project in the Solana ecosystem, and if a VC founder (who happens to be female) recommends a person named Viv for the position of intern or community manager, and if you have read this review, think twice.

on Viv · 1213· 6mo ago · negative14

“Bayerische Motoren Werke”Olga is a girl I have known for two years, and we met in one of the ICODrops communities. I remember the day when the conversation turned to BMW, and she passionately supported the brand, showcasing her knowledge of the intricacies of production. This caught my attention because, in my own stereotypes, it's unusual for a girl to love BMW and fervently engage in discussions about cars. Over time, we got to know each other and became friends, and I have much to share about her. She previously participated in almost all popular testnets, and not long ago, she completed one of her favorite projects, PortalTo Bitcoin [https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/356709/portal-to-bitcoin-real-deal], where she was a star of the community. Unfortunately, the project treated the people who built and developed it carelessly, and Vanillka was among them [https://x.com/vanillkka/status/1968330677855862941]. Despite this, the strong girl continued her journey in crypto and remains passionate about various projects and directions, still actively engaging in discussions in Narnia. Bonus: [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DpPq9obpUj8]

on vanillka · 1272· 1y ago14

“Investigator”In light of the negative situation surrounding the [Trove](https://app.ethos.network/profile/x/TroveMarkets) project, the ICO, and the influencers involved, Eye made a positive contribution to the investigation through his publications on X. His actions can be seen as positive in the context of Ethics and helping the community to make Web3 more transparent. Two posts authored by him have been preserved in Ethos: [“Bad Actor - Additional Investigation by Eye (№1)”](https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/688799/bad-actor-additional-investigation-by-eye-%E2%84%96-1) [“Bad Actor - Additional Investigation by Eye (№2)”](https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/688792/bad-actor-additional-investigation-by-eye-%E2%84%96-2)

on Eye · 1290· 8mo ago9

“This guy got an invite from me through a giveaway”A while ago, I was giving away 1 invite to Ethos. Before I did that, Jay was constantly commenting on my posts and sometimes we would get into wordy discussions on various topics. After several people asked me for the invite, I chose him specifically. //////////////// Man, I'll warn you right away that I bear some responsibility for you as the person who invited you. So it would be wise to warn you that unethical behavior is highly frowned upon here. I hope you won't run into any issues in the future. If anything, text me on Telegram.

on jay.eth · 1243· 8mo ago · neutral9

“An Aspiring Trader”Marcela entered the crypto space with a background in traditional stock markets. She has since become a valued member of a private trading community. She earned her place through a competitive selection process that evaluated both her trading performance and technical analysis skills. Most of her trading activity and market discussions take place on Telegram, where she actively engages with other community members. From what I've observed, she trades with notable skill. She absorbs insights from seasoned traders and applies them thoughtfully to her own decisions. In just a year, she's evolved from a newcomer into a confident and strategic thinker. She not only holds her own in markets but also has valuable insights to share with others. Impressive growth.

on Marsela · 1277· 1y ago9

“Quick on the Uptake”Alex came into crypto on a friend's recommendation. It was clear from the start that he had a knack for it, especially when it came to Social Fi. He asked thoughtful questions, sought out experienced voices, and absorbed feedback with a rare mix of humility and drive. In no time flat, he was already making his mark. These days, you'll find him actively contributing in Ethos. That alone says a lot about how far he's come. We met in a shared community channel. What stood out wasn't just his curiosity, but how quickly he turned insight into action. I truly admire people who are committed to growing. Not just accumulating knowledge, but applying it, refining it, and getting a little better each day. Alex is one of those people. Good luck.

on Alex · 1295· 1y ago9

“Believe in Something”I will leave a positive review even though I am not a supporter of XION today. First, these guys, based on their idea and blockchain concept, planned and, most importantly, managed to create an abstract blockchain (I’m not a fan of abstractions), but they executed it so smoothly that doubts crept in about whether it was just a couple of servers with an SQL database and a simple backend that had nothing to do with blockchain. Second, they ran a fantastic marketing campaign under the slogan "Believe in Something," which was later parodied by others [https://x.com/0xKharon/status/1903196949047636308]. Third, based on their community engagement strategy, they managed to create a cult [https://x.com/0xKharon/status/1903465730684625196], a movement, and emotionally connect people to them through the levers of collectivism and ideology. Fourth, while their aggressive and self-serving tone is common, with every project trying to stand out as the best and most technological, they acted correctly from an ethical standpoint in a competitive environment. They deserve attention for their achievements, for valuing the community that supported them, and for creating an elegant branding style. Respect.

on Verona · 1230· 1y ago13

“Farmed XP through fabricated reviews (sybil behavior)”This account was used for the purpose of farming XP by writing reviews about people he did not know. Nevertheless, the content of his reviews suggested otherwise. This is both misleading and constitutes an abuse of the protocol. There is also sybil behavior in connection with the user [Levite](https://app.ethos.network/profile/0x9FdD6CDC75d3C24d7Da961f531552F3f2203a391), who invited him. The fabrication of reviews has been confirmed through a conversation with a user who received a review from him. Sybil-like behavior is confirmed through very close on-chain ties and the absence of social signals on Ethos.

on spacelordbase.base.eth 👁️ · 1205· 2mo ago · negative7

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