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Ethereum Maxis

485 reviews, 14% of them positive.14% positive · 485 reviews· Influence factor 14, above 3% of accounts

The record

From 11 activities · Mar 2026

Known for misleading followers and taking advantage of community trust, resulting in significant financial losses—including over $1M defrauded through an NFT mint. Rebranded multiple times while maintaining the same pattern of broken promises, manipulation, and deception. Deletes critical comments and has publicly admitted to lying for personal gain.

What people say

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“社区独裁者 - 养牛教皇阿鲁卡”加密史上最恶心的CM，没有之一。以社区共建之名，行收割之实。漫天的老鼠仓揭示出此人背后贪婪的嘴脸，批量买推特号形成矩阵，伪装成Eclipse 早期支持者攫取大量的社交空投，形成老鼠仓的闭环。称链上用户为寄生虫，把社区用户按在地上摩擦。让阿鲁卡滚出加密圈。

yyy · 1378· 1y ago · negative41

“Community Man Rugs Own Community”Community Leader that resorts to toxic remarks from simple question on what makes the L2 he vouching for special On top of small allocations to their OG believers

rktbay · 1300· 1y ago · negative13

“scams people without any shame”I just don't know how to explain his personality perfectly. seems that he has no shame, this loser scammed his own community in several ways. the amount of tokens that he distributed to ASC holders, ignoring BITZ token completely and giving tokens to guys who didn't even have any transaction on Eclipse. now Im sure he is getting ready to run another scam project. DO NOT TRUST HIM.

0xAmir · 1275· 1y ago · negative13

“delusional”be honest first i hear eclipse n what they build i want touch that chain, but after i see this delusional dickhead, thats made me wont touch that eclipse

Lilbamsky · 1306· 1y ago · negative13

“A Betrayal of Trust and a Community Left Behind”The $ASC token, in particular, was heavily promoted by @Alucard_eth. They sold it as a transparent, community-driven opportunity—but once it launched, things went south fast. The token crashed almost immediately, and many believe insider dumping played a part. Execution was sloppy, and anyone raising concerns was either ignored or gaslit. What’s most frustrating isn’t just the failed project—it’s the refusal to take any responsibility. As @Big_Emmezy pointed out, that lack of honesty hurt more than the losses themselves. Then there’s the issue of dodging accountability. Instead of addressing serious allegations directly, @Alucard_eth resorted to vague tweets and evasive behavior. Accusations from users like @deshrazz—linking them to a real identity and possibly shady or even illegal actions—have gone unanswered. And let’s not forget: this person was once dYdX’s Community Manager. They had the credibility to make a genuine impact—but instead chose self-promotion over substance. The Eclipse airdrop was just one more letdown, with sky-high expectations crushed by poor communication and zero transparency. As @Ponzinomix put it, it wasn’t just mismanagement—it was straight-up manipulation. At the end of the day, @Alucard_eth’s actions have burned bridges and left their reputation in ruins. They’ve shown time and again that personal gain comes before community trust. If you’re still following this account, take this as your sign to walk away. The crypto world deserves better than influencers who vanish as soon as things fall apart.

barissomeroglu10.eth 🔺 · 1232· 1y ago · negative13

“From hype to heartbreak.”What could’ve been a promising project spiraled into a masterclass in mismanagement. Eclipse suffered not from tech failure, but from a leadership vacuum. Alucard led with ego over execution, silencing doubt with arrogance and masking disarray as vision. He pushed ASC hard under 0.5 ETH, painting it as a golden opportunity but those who followed paid the price. In the end, Eclipse wasn’t rugged by the market it was undone by its own core. No roadmap, no accountability, and a community left in confusion. ES was positioned as the next big thing, but launched as crypto’s cautionary tale of 2025.

Kaimacam · 1287· 1y ago · negative13

“FATHER OF SCAMS”A ridiculous person who claims to value people who mine, directs people to Bitz Mining, makes them stake, plays with their hopes and does not cause them to drop even a penny. He is a complete scam.

raspon · 1221· 1y ago · negative13

“Arrogant community manager”Not a big fan of eclipse particularly because of Alucard and the way he handled things over there if you criticised his way of operation, there will be repercussions and thats not a good look for someone heading a community

zeeztewo · 1326· 1y ago · negative13

“A scammer in disguise. He scammed his community to fill his pocket. Such people are not needed in the crypto ecosystem.”

Jaja | Integrated 🦍⚡️ · 1220· 1y ago · negative13

“He deceived real users”He milked users for months, shilling his NFTs and the worthless, Ponzi-like BITZ token, causing significant losses to users, and ultimately gave a large percentage of the network's tokens to his close associates.

0xali · 1226· 1y ago · negative13

““A Face Behind the Mask: Treachery Disguised as Leadership”Behind the façade of a promising project stood an individual who masterfully turned community trust into a tool for personal gain. He shamelessly promoted ASC as the next big thing, pressuring loyal followers to liquidate other assets in favor of it only to execute a calculated pump-and-dump that left many in financial ruin. BITZ was yet another pawn in his exploitative playbook. Its price was artificially driven to $100, only to be dumped without warning, leaving the community holding worthless bags. But the betrayal didn’t end with market manipulation. He effectively imprisoned core team members and loyal supporters from the Nata Army group, isolating them in a toxic ecosystem where independence was punished and obedience demanded. This was no innocent mistake. It was a deliberate strategy of deception, control, and profiteering. His leadership was not just flawed it was predatory. What was promised as vision and unity turned out to be manipulation and betrayal at its worst.

yoona · 986· 1y ago · negative13

“from the community but not”it looks like it's from the community, but it's not. it's not nice to look down on people. moreover, it's not right to give them hope and make them spend months. here people worked hard and got a bad allocation in return. it's not fair.

eycofkoylusu · 1274· 1y ago · negative13

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