Profile· Questionable@Aramoon13 On Ethos

Aramoon 🇮🇷

6 reviews, 0% of them positive.0% positive · 6 reviews· Influence factor 3, above 0% of accounts

What people say

“Seen This Before”Every bull run he shows up with new tokens and the same hype. Ends the same way rug, silence, rebrand. Don't fall for it again.

Call Me 🐣 · 1294· 12mo ago · negative16

“Be Careful with Aramoon”Aramoon disappears for a long time and then suddenly shows up right before bull markets. Be careful, he has a history of pushing shady low-cap projects.

Mo · 1261· 1y ago · negative10

“🚨 This Account Admits to Scamming Its Own Followers”This isn’t just another fake “crypto expert” This account literally admits to scamming its followers. It brags about manipulation, lies about paid promotions, and treats people’s trust like a joke. Every post is either bait for engagement or a setup for the next scam. The arrogance, the dishonesty, the lack of shame, it’s all there. If you value your time, money, or basic sanity, block this account and move on. It’s a walking red flag.

⚡️Yadgar | Video Editor · 1275· 12mo ago · negative8

“My Experience Following Aramoon in Crypto”I first ran into Aramoon years ago when I was new to crypto, and my experience was a nightmare. He was shoving low-cap tokens down everyone’s throat. One of them, if I remember right, was $HELMET. It wasn’t real analysis; it was pure hype for profit. A lot of newcomers, myself included, got burned hard after the price collapsed. It felt like he was more interested in lining his own pockets than helping anyone learn or succeed.

elsina🌲 · 1228· 11mo ago · negative6

“A Long History of fraud and scam”Aramoon built a name in the Persian crypto scene by acting like a connector and project promoter, but the pattern around him tells a very different story. Over the years he has hopped from one alias to another, running groups that promise “next big thing” gains only to leave followers holding the bag. The playbook is familiar: launch a low-value NFT collection or a token (Linea has been a favorite chain) then pump it hard across Twitter and private channels. Once enough attention and liquidity show up, he and his crew sell out, leaving the community with worthless assets. When people call it out, he blocks them instantly and unleashes a small army of burner accounts to drown out criticism. Community members have tracked multiple rebrands meant to shake off past scandals. Every time a name starts to carry the stink of a rug pull, he pops up under a new handle and repeats the cycle. Some still defend him, usually because he sprinkles small rewards or early access their way, keeping a few loyal voices around to create the illusion of trust. What makes it worse is the deliberate manipulation of newcomers. His groups often present themselves as educational or alpha-sharing spaces, but the real purpose is to funnel attention toward the next pump. The technology behind the chains he targets isn’t the issue; the issue is the calculated way he uses that tech and the social hype around it to extract value. In ethos terms credibility, character, trustworthiness Aramoon has burned every bridge. The constant name-changing, the manufactured hype cycles, the silencing of critics, and the relentless pump-and-dump schemes add up to a profile that screams caution. Anyone stepping into a project he promotes should expect the same ending: big promises up front, empty bags at the finish line.

Ehsan | احسان · 1279· 1y ago · negative5

“Foxy scam token”Aramoon and his team launched a token called Foxy on the Linea network and sold it to the community. After a while, team members announced their intention to exit the team, causing the token to dump sharply shortly after launch and leading to significant losses for many people. Later, they claimed the liquidity pool on Pump Fun was hacked and drained, then launched another token as compensation for the community. Overall, the token's situation is not good at all.

0x.eth · 1315· 1y ago · negative5

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