Eclipse

703 reviews, 26% of them positive.26% positive · 703 reviews· Influence factor 91, above 18% of accounts

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From 225 activities · Mar 2026

Eclipse is a Layer 2 blockchain that promised fairness and community-driven development but systematically betrayed supporters through unfair token distribution, poor airdrop execution, and dismissive leadership. Early community members and ASC NFT holders who invested time and money felt farmed and excluded, while the team prioritized insiders and later engaged in bear-posting about their own project. The chain has become a ghost town with minimal adoption, abandoned apps, and widespread reports of scamming behavior, broken promises, and toxic community management.

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“Extremely bearish on the team”Eclipse could have been one of the top L2 combining the power of ETH and SOL. But team decided to mistreat their community and pretending to be careless about the contribution of wider community that they had.

AXIS · 1226· 1y ago · negative8

“Review: How Eclipse Fumbled the $ES Token Launch”The launch of the $ES token by Eclipse was intended to be a pivotal moment in the evolution of their ecosystem, aiming to introduce a new utility and governance mechanism. However, the execution of this launch has been marred by several critical missteps that have significantly undermined its potential impact and community trust. Firstly, the token's immediate post-launch performance was disastrous. Despite high expectations, $ES experienced a staggering 46% drop in value within hours of its debut on major exchanges like Bybit, Kraken, and Bitget. This sharp decline from an opening price of $0.67 to around $0.35 not only eroded investor confidence but also highlighted a lack of market readiness and poor timing in the launch strategy. The rapid devaluation suggested either an overestimation of demand or insufficient liquidity, both of which are fundamental oversights in token economics. Secondly, the airdrop mechanism, while a noble attempt to reward early users and foster community engagement, was poorly managed. The exclusion of employee wallets from the airdrop to prevent insider claims was a positive step, but it failed to address broader issues of fairness and transparency. The airdrop's structure did not adequately account for the diverse contributions of the community, leading to perceptions of inequity. Moreover, the 30-day claim period ending on August 15, 2025, was rushed, potentially alienating users who might have needed more time to engage with the process, especially given the technical barriers some faced during claiming. The tokenomics of $ES also raised eyebrows. With a total supply of 1,000,000,000 tokens, the initial allocation included a significant portion for liquidity and future marketing, which some interpreted as a dilution of value for early supporters. The promise of decentralized governance was undermined by the lack of clear, immediate mechanisms for token holders to influence decisions, leaving many feeling that the governance aspect was more aspirational than practical at this stage. Furthermore, the multi-chain deployment (Eclipse, Ethereum, and Solana) was a bold move but executed without sufficient cross-chain synergy. This led to fragmentation rather than unification, with users on different chains experiencing varied levels of access and utility, which complicated the user experience and diluted the token's perceived value. Eclipse's communication strategy also faltered. The launch was accompanied by a visually engaging video and blog post, but the narrative failed to convincingly address the token's immediate practical benefits and long-term vision. The community was left with more questions than answers, particularly regarding the token's role in the network's operations and its differentiation from other similar projects. In conclusion, Eclipse's launch of $ES was a missed opportunity to solidify its position in the crypto space. The combination of a poorly timed market entry, ineffective airdrop execution, questionable tokenomics, and fragmented multi-chain strategy has left the project struggling to regain momentum. While the underlying technology and community potential remain, the execution of this launch has undoubtedly set Eclipse back, requiring significant effort to rebuild trust and demonstrate tangible value to its users and investors. This fumble serves as a cautionary tale for other projects about the importance of meticulous planning, transparent communication, and community-centric design in token launches.

keemnewreign · 1233· 1y ago · negative8

“Definitely one of the most useless chains.”Eclipse raised an humongous amount of money from VCs but went ahead to hire a CM who is skilled in the art of grifting. They succeeded in stealing from their community via an nft mint and and a memecoin launched prior to their official TGE.

caligraphy (❖) · 1282· 1y ago · negative8

“"No value, all hype"”The team's actions make it hard to trust anything going forward, despite the possible promising technologies Eclipse. Sad.

CryptoInvader · 1294· 1y ago · negative8

“prioritizes insiders over the broader community”I’m disappointed with @EclipseFND recent airdrop and token distribution process. The hype around the project felt overblown, and the execution was lackluster. The criteria for the airdrop were unclear and seemed arbitrary, leaving many community members feeling shortchanged. Communication from the team, especially from leadership, has been dismissive some users report being blocked for raising valid concerns. The token distribution was minimal and poorly managed, undermining trust in the project. Overall, it feels like @EclipseFND prioritizes insiders over the broader community, which is a red flag for a supposedly decentralized protocol

kagome30(Ø,G) · 1237· 1y ago · negative8

“Nop up to expectations”All their airdrops and protocols havent met any expectations from the community so far

Toji · 1314· 1y ago · negative8

“Eclipse: The Quiet Power Move in Web3 Infra”I didn’t pay much attention to Eclipse at first — just another modular chain, I thought. But the way they’re blending Solana's speed with Ethereum's ecosystem really caught my eye. It feels like a serious attempt at fixing the fragmentation in crypto infra. If they pull this off, a lot of devs might finally get the best of both worlds.

Nub D.L · 1200· 1y ago8

“Bearish Chain and Community Building”The tech behind Eclipse is decent, but I think they fumbled everything with their execution. Their team and community alienates anyone who isn't 100% bullish and blinded by their tech. They called loyal users sybils in the reward execution without any reasonable explanation. Asking questions is usually followed by being ignored, cold responses or even ban lmao. Other SVM L2 networks will come and hopefully they have a better team behind them.

Joueur d’Or · 1251· 1y ago · negative8

“Community first”Main focus on cummunity, being in first batch of OGs in early 2024 March, so frankly it's one of the best vibing, open, enjoyful community ever. simultaneously, i get 20k $ES for being in pleasure ecosystem, adding to this i get WL for ASC(0.8E at ATH), for free, just being active in Eclipse. All fudders doesn't understand all value.

daonft · 1288· 1y ago8

“SOLID CHAIN”First of its kind of an L2, combining both ethereum and solana together. A good chain, with good community, it has a high TPS, perfect chain for every builder. Eclipse is unique, it has his idenity NFT which is 10k NFT collections named ASC.

Olaniyi0xF · 1272· 1y ago8

“Ethereum Layer 2 using Solana’s Virtual Machine”EclipseFND (@EclipseFND ) is an Ethereum Layer 2 using Solana’s Virtual Machine for fast, scalable transactions. It combines Ethereum’s security with Solana’s speed. Despite many L2s, Eclipse’s unique SVM integration offers a real, high-throughput solution for dApps.

Kashlan · 1164· 1y ago8

“🌑 Modular Scaling Done Right”"Eclipse is bridging the best of Solana and Ethereum. Blazing-fast performance with EVM compatibility — one to watch closely."

✨️FirstMover🐧 · 1381· 1y ago8

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