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billymoor
19 reviews, 100% of them positive; 45 WHUF vouched for them by 1 person.100% positive · 19 reviews· 45 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 1, above 0% of accountsThe record
From 9 activities · Apr 2026A respected crypto researcher and community contributor known for early identification of trends and projects, deep DeFi expertise, and consistently detailed, non-standard analytical insights. Reliable, actively engaged, and genuinely supportive—they share alpha information both within and beyond their community, helping others navigate complex mechanisms while maintaining a focus on substance over hype.
What people say
Received · 19Given · 260“Another AI trading tool”Hustle sits in the AI plus trading terminal category. Clean interface, helpful presets, does what it promises. At the same time it does not really stand out from other similar tools yet. Worth checking out but with small amounts.
on Emblem · 1559· 10mo ago · neutral22
on Emblem · 1559· 10mo ago · neutral22“Pretty mid overall”Infinex feels pretty mid to me. The product is fine but the whole ICO and lockup thing made the experience weird.
on Infinex · 1739· 10mo ago · neutral22
on Infinex · 1739· 10mo ago · neutral22“Solid IP, just needs more eyes on it”The branding’s clean, the community’s active, and the art looks great. It just feels like not enough people outside Asia know about it yet. Could definitely pop off with the right push.
on Moriusa (もりうさ) · 1531· 12mo ago22
on Moriusa (もりうさ) · 1531· 12mo ago22“Steady hand in a messy space”Got to know about Tuge from Irys. He’s one of those people who just stays grounded no matter what’s happening in crypto. Doesn’t overhype stuff, just quietly finds good plays and moves on.
on 寻一方净土 · 1693· 12mo ago22
on 寻一方净土 · 1693· 12mo ago22“Solid but not my go-to”Good product mechanics, clear docs, and some big backers behind them. Still, I’m not fully comfortable with the team being Russian. Maybe it’s just me, but I prefer to stay cautious when it comes to where the team’s based.
on Resolv ➤ Vault Street · 1578· 12mo ago · neutral22
on Resolv ➤ Vault Street · 1578· 12mo ago · neutral22“Tried it through Nansen”Got the Delphi Pro trial and discount through Nansen and honestly, it’s been solid so far. Their breakdowns hit different, not the usual recycled takes. You can tell they actually research stuff instead of chasing trends. Might stay subbed if it keeps up like this.
on Delphi Digital · 1767· 1y ago22
on Delphi Digital · 1767· 1y ago22“tech-minded and reliable”Milli isn’t shouting for attention, but he’s consistent. He shares ideas, highlights projects like Truemarkets, and gives the community something to follow. Solid for anyone who likes thoughtful, focused content.
on MilliΞ · 1691· 1y ago · neutral22
on MilliΞ · 1691· 1y ago · neutral22“No BS feeds”When I scroll Tyler’s stuff, I know I’ll get straight facts, solid analysis, and maybe a laugh or two. The guy cuts through the noise and actually helps make sense of this chaotic space.
on TylerD 🧙♂️ · 1824· 1y ago22
on TylerD 🧙♂️ · 1824· 1y ago22“Useful feed, but something feels off”The news itself is great, straight to the point and consistent. What surprises me is how few people interact with it. With such a big following, the low activity stands out and almost feels like not all of those followers are genuine.
on Cryptopolitan · 1348· 1y ago · neutral22
on Cryptopolitan · 1348· 1y ago · neutral22“True OG of ETH”DCinvestor is a true OG in the ETH space. Smart takes, keeps it real, no fluff and somehow makes even complex stuff easy to get. Following him is always a positive experience.
on DCinvestor · 1886· 1y ago22
on DCinvestor · 1886· 1y ago22“A Masterclass in Mismanagement”Before we even get into Humanity Protocol, we need to talk about the man behind it: Terence Kwok. His track record is a huge red flag that you can't ignore, and it raises some serious questions about his new project. The Tink Labs Disaster Before all this, Kwok was the face of a company called Tink Labs. The short story? It's a complete disaster. They raised around $200 million and then went bust, losing over $170 million for investors. It wasn't just a simple failure. There are reports of shady financial moves and a lot of drama with employees being owed money. The whole thing was a mess, and it’s a major part of his history. https://www.failory.com/cemetery/tink-labs https://protos.com/how-humanity-protocol-ceo-drove-his-previous-firm-to-insolvency Red Flags on the New Project Now, with all that in mind, let’s look at Humanity Protocol. It’s supposed to be about trust and identity, right? Well, the recent airdrop was a perfect example of history repeating itself. It was a complete failure in terms of management and transparency. When a founder with a history of financial mismanagement messes up an airdrop this badly, you have to ask: can he be trusted with a project this big? https://www.dlnews.com/articles/people-culture/humanity-protocol-token-falls-founder-admits-network-is-mostly-bots The Verdict So, what's the verdict? The idea behind Humanity Protocol was ambitious, but the execution under Terence Kwok's leadership is a huge concern. His track record from Tink Labs combined with the issues on the airdrop is a pattern you can't ignore. This is a perfect example of why a founder's history is the ultimate alpha. Always do your own research.
on Terence Kwok 「 🖐️ ✦ 🌏 」 · 429· 1y ago · negative22
on Terence Kwok 「 🖐️ ✦ 🌏 」 · 429· 1y ago · negative22
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