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24 reviews, 100% of them positive; 200 WHUF vouched for them by 2 people.100% positive · 24 reviews· 200 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 48, above 9% of accounts

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From 20 activities · May 2026

A respected crypto researcher and analyst known for deep quantitative dives into perpetual dexes, Hyperliquid, and points farming strategies. Recognized for well-researched content on X, early identification of opportunities like Treadfi, and willingness to share knowledge openly—including losses and failed approaches. Described as hardworking, helpful in DMs, and a thoughtful contributor to crypto discourse, though one review flagged unsolicited DM contact.

What people say

Received · 24 Given · 101

“Pleasant anon”Mr Aminu replied to my Felix post and from our short interaction, I could tell that he is a real one. Usually, accounts with no checkmark on Twitter scream bot, but I was very pleasantly surprised. I look forward to our future interactions and from scrolling through his feed, he looks like he has the potential to make a good airdrop account. Give Elon those $10 a month ser. He doesn't deserve it, but you do.

on iamperil · 1314· 1y ago16

“The builder we don't deserve”Below is a tweet I wrote a few weeks ago on the impact that Jeff has had on crypto this cycle: https://x.com/0xasrequired/status/1974867587390472309 I don’t say what I’m about to say lightly and I can’t predict the future, so I could be wrong and things might sour down the line. By God, there is not a single sheikh, sayed, priest, pastor, rabbi or monk on Earth — no matter how much money they have — who would spend millions of their personal wealth on building one of the most successful companies in history and not take a single cent of revenue for themselves in the name of building a financial system that serves the people. $751M in fees to date — the highest revenue/employee of any company in the world — and the team have given it all back to the users. The users of Tether, Onlyfans, Nvidia, Cursor, Apple and Meta have not seen a cent of the revenue they brought to those companies and none of them are self funded. It would not be sinful to take some, or even most/all, of the fees for themselves. They risked their own capital and time making a genuinely novel, ingenious and useful product that drastically improved people’s lives — they are entitled to reap the rewards, or at least cover their costs. But instead, they offer up their right to it in charity. Yes, the core contributors have <23.8% of the HYPE supply (part of it is for future employees), which currently stands at $11B. I conjecture that the absolute maximum share of this that Jeff has is 10%, or $1.1B, with a 1 year cliff and 2 year vest. I presume (and hope) that he will use that for himself, although it would take a long, long time to exit that position without nuking the chart and I don’t expect him to sell in the next few years. It would make much more sense to take a loan against it, Mich-style. The core contributors will, and rightfully so, get their payday eventually — they are not prophets sent by God to work for no recompense at all. But the point is they could’ve extracted so much and no one would’ve blamed them. There’s isn’t unanimous criticism for Alon taking most of Pumpfun’s revenue, despite it being consensus that Pumpfun is a net negative on the space (and probably on Humanity), so I can’t imagine anyone would’ve been up in arms if Jeff took some fees after pioneering the most significant advancement in blockchain technology since the EVM. I don’t know if any of the HL team are religious, or even theistic, but a servant of the people is a servant of God. “In the name of God the most Merciful, the intensely Merciful WOE UNTO THOSE who give short measure: those who, when they are to receive their due from [other] people, demand that it be given in full – but when they have to measure or weigh whatever they owe to others, give less than what is due! Do they not know that they are bound to be raised from the dead [and called to account] on an awesome Day – the Day when all people shall stand before the Sustainer of all the worlds?” — Quran 83:1-6 taqwaliquid

on jeff.hl · 1839· 12mo ago19

“Typical job phishing scammer”Do not interact with this account. He is sending out the following phishing message in Twitter DMs: Howdy! I’m reaching out on behalf of the @LastBountyOff team. Our project is a survival shooter set in a frontier world. We’re looking to build partnerships with creators like you. We’re searching for driven people to join our team. We are paying 2000-5000$ montly depends on position. We’d be honored if you could take a minute to learn more. Can I tell you a bit more about it?

on Ice ❄️ · 1189· 11mo ago · negative15

“Showed his true colours this cycle”I used to respect CZ last cycle, but he has shown himself to be brazen market manipulator, ignorant of DeFi and a sore loser this cycle. After creating and pumping TST on Pancake swap, he admitted that he doesn’t know how AMM LPs work and that he had never traded on a DEX. There are 2 possibilities here, which are both equally as damning: 1) Despite being a crypto “thought leader”, he is genuinely that ignorant of the industry he leads. You can’t even chalk it up to him being a dinosaur from 2017 — AMMs are not new and Pancakeswap launched years before he had to step down as Binance CEO. 2) He feigned ignorance in order to be able to shill shitcoins on his ghost chain with impunity. Since learning the bare basics of AMMs 7 months ago, he has shifted his sights to Hyperliquid in a last ditch attempt to save Binance (which he is legally not allowed to be involved with) by incubating Aster — a new perp CEX, oh sorry, new perp “DEX”. I have already written a review of Aster here: https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/486651/pathetic-attempt-to-larp-as-a-hyperliquid-killer Since then, it has come to light that Aster is being “built” by a ghost team named after the planets in our solar system. https://x.com/kirbyongeo/status/1971258216144417044 And CZ has continued to embarrass himself by speaking on an Aster space more washed than Mario Nawfal’s Crypto Roundtable. https://x.com/shillin_villian/status/1971933133525471726 https://x.com/aaalexhl/status/1972007763317604484 I would say that he should hang up his boots and enjoy retirement with his billions, but he still has an infinite supply of NPC sycophantic acolytes on Twitter to extract from. hyperliquid

on CZ 🔶 BNB · 2050· 1y ago · negative18

“The crypto casino rugged :o”Crypto casinos already have questionable morals (profiting from and endorsing the addiction and destruction of its users etc etc), but to compound that with a rug is a new low. Habibi, you already sold your soul to Satan -- you were going to get rich anyway -- why couldn't you just wait a little bit and let your industry do its magic?

on ZKasino · 488· 1y ago · negative18

“Hyperliquid Chronicler”Luke gives great Hyperliquid coverage of things like the XPL pump and dump that tried to attack HLP and he’s one of the foremost HL OGs and bulls

on Luke Cannon · 1543· 6mo ago14

“An Invaluable Treadfi Community Member”I met Branxi through Tread and he’s done so much for the community by volunteering to mod the Discord and writing very useful articles on recommended bot settings. He’s a top guy and very down to Earth

on Branxi · 1272· 6mo ago14

“DM Scammer”Got a DM from him saying "Hey LIFI, may i ask you something quick?" -- stonewall scam. Bro didn't even bother to check what part of my handle is my name. It's unfortunate to see that I have 3 mutuals with him

on Nikon.xyz · 1187· 11mo ago · negative14

“Doing God's work”Submerged's dashboards have been invaluable for my Felix points series https://x.com/0xasrequired/status/1946710990474887676 -- easily the best community point dashboard I've seen for any project Now I'm just waiting for him to update the Kinetiq one :P

on submerged · 1301· 1y ago14

“The key to sending your TVL to 0 is airdropping to Binance users”The most brazenly extractive chain in crypto. They had mindshare, goodwill and TVL. Had they just airdropped more than 4.5% to the users that made their chain and grew its TVL over a year, they just might've become the first successful zkEVM. Instead, Sandy sold her soul to Binance and airdropped more to BNB and FDUSD holders who staked for 2 days than to their loyal users who LP'd 5-6 figures on their godforsaken chain for a year. At least she can view the entire down only chart on Binance, instead of opening a TradingView tab. Scroll is one of many examples of teams who view their points program, their airdrop and their community as an afterthought, and are paying for it. If you do not want to reward your users, do not make a points program or, even better, do not launch a token.

on Scroll · 797· 1y ago · negative17

“while he certainly grinds infofi, he’s real”I met him through perp DEX farming, especially through tread.fi, and I’ve had several pleasant interactions with him on the TL. He is definitely an infofi grinder, but it’s refreshing to see someone do it tastefully without becoming a mindless slop machine. Few people have mastered this art, KateXBT being chief among them, but I think Alphawolf has a good handle on it. I think the rational market participant ought to do some infofi farming (without compromising their values) because there is too much money to be left on the table, so I don’t mind even the more obvious leaderboard shills. He also posts many non-incentivised tweets in between to keep it from becoming nauseating Overall, a solid follow because even his shills have some alpha in them

on AlphaWolf · 1299· 9mo ago13

“Very good CT friend who knows his shit”I speak to Bold on an almost daily basis and we mainly discuss HyperEVM & perp DEX farming. He's very knowledgeable, but he's also very nice and easy to trust. I really enjoy getting his opinions on the market and feel I can safely confide in him regarding my mistakes in the market (it's very rare to find someone understanding)

on BoldXBT · 1230· 11mo ago13

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