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Ethereum Maxis

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

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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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“He does not believe in healthy competition and that's why a lot of people are happy about the $ES dump, he trolls a lot”

chiefdaddyxx · 1248· 1y ago · negative8

“lmaoooo”Alucard had FUDed almost everything up to this point, but after ES token’s TGE today, he mysteriously disappeared from Twitter. All I wanna say is: lmaooooo.

c.burak · 1292· 1y ago · negative8

“A Man Behind Masks”Before he has come into ruling part of Eclipse leading community and injecting his narcisstic arrogant ideas into the very almight Eclipse network ; Everything was perfect. Gamers were playing games , traders were providing positions and liquidities , NFT traders were doing their job and researchers were doing their own tasks. He just manipulated every single loyal user of Eclipse loring them to leave all of their personal tasks and everything ! And come to stay loyal to Eclipse dapps , mint tETHs , Buy ASC for 0.5 ETH and bluh bluh ... Now everyone who is mad at his policies he just blocks and keeps celebrating his own prizes with his own friends who farmed 35M $ in fees for their cow click game. No allocation for dapps , no allocation for Validators collection , 1/3 allocation for ASC holders and so many non-logical out of nowhere random allocations only for those who had claimed OG roles just by spamming the timeline with some idealistic narcisstic communist-like quotes that even themselves barely believe in them.

0x86dE...D2C0 · 1237· 1y ago · negative8

“The Sinking Captain of a Ship That Ignored Its Crew”I joined the Eclipse server about a year ago. Back then, it was completely silent — no one around, no engagement. I would write messages and come back the next day just to read them alone. Still, I didn’t give up. I made emojis, pushed for the creation of the pets channel, drew countless visuals, and actively contributed to Testnet, Asc NFTs, Bitz, Taptap — you name it, I was there. And not just occasionally. I was consistently active and contributed for an entire year. But what happened next was an absolute disaster: Alucard took away my OG role and gave it to people no one knew — users who had joined barely a week ago. But the role wasn’t the issue — the way it was handled was the real catastrophe. It was a reckless and unstructured purge. OG roles were handed out carelessly to whoever was around, and then when things got out of control, he tried to cover his mistakes by randomly removing people, leaving behind a deep scar in the community. There was no communication, no transparency — just silence. Both Alucard and the moderators disappeared, avoiding responsibility like it never happened. A real project would never discard a year of effort like it was nothing. It wasn’t just poor management — it was a complete failure of leadership and respect. So yes, Alucard — you will be remembered not as a leader, but as the captain of a sinking ship who abandoned his crew when it mattered most. Eclipse wasn’t just mishandled — it was betrayed.

FolloWoney 🎟 · 1307· 1y ago · negative8

“Terrible Community Lead”As a community lead you're supposed to be open and willing to take accountability. Calling everyone who disagrees with any move your project makes a "farmer" is just lazy and terrible. Not everyone will always agree with your takes

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

“Update to my previous review”I once believed Alucard was a reliable and visionary leader in the Eclipse ecosystem. But after recent actions — selective treatment of contributors, dismissive responses, and blocking valid voices — I realize I was wrong. Leadership is not just about presence and words. It’s about fairness, accountability, and respect for community effort. Sadly, I no longer see those values in his approach.

MOFRAD⟠ |'Noya' · 1266· 1y ago · negative8

“Great Leader”Alucard is a foundational force behind Eclipse and ASC. His leadership is not performative, it’s structural. He doesn't just support a community; he leads by example. Within Eclipse, his presence isn't just felt it defines the culture and give everything for the whole supporters to win. He's the major reason why the chain is able to sustained it's momentum. People thrive around him because he builds environments where clarity, ambition, and execution are non-negotiable.

𝕎ΛVY | 6 FIGS WANTS ME · 1212· 1y ago8

“The best community leader in web3”There are leaders in Web3… And then there’s Alucard. In a space flooded with opportunists, clout-chasers, and fairweather “builders,” Alucard is a rare breed. He doesn’t just lead a community—he embodies it. And nowhere is that more evident than in the Eclipse ecosystem. While others scramble for KOL validation and beg for retweets from influencers, Alucard moves differently. He doesn’t care about status. He doesn’t care about followers. He cares about people—the real ones. The ones who show up. The ones who build. The ones who believe in the vision behind Eclipse. And that’s why he gets hate. Because when you ignore the politics of popularity, when you put purpose over PR, when you prioritize the culture over the clout—it threatens the ones who benefit from the system. But Eclipse isn’t about fitting in. It’s about scaling truth. It’s about community, culture, and conviction. And Alucard gets that better than anyone. He’s been on the frontlines, championing Eclipse when others didn’t even know how to pronounce it. He’s created spaces where actual contributors feel seen. He uplifts voices that would otherwise be drowned out by the noise. And he does it not for applause—but because it’s the right thing to do. He doesn't just support Eclipse—he represents what Eclipse stands for: Decentralized ideals. Open community. No shortcuts. No sellouts. I’ve watched him back projects without asking for anything in return. I’ve seen him hold the line when it was easier to fold. I’ve seen him choose integrity over influence—even when it cost him algorithmic visibility or social capital. He may not be every KOL’s favorite. But ask around—those building in the trenches know who has their back. Alucard is not just a leader in the Eclipse ecosystem. He’s its heartbeat. And if you’ve ever been part of one of his spaces, his initiatives, or just seen the way he shows up consistently and with heart—then you know. He’s different. Web3 doesn’t need more influencers. It needs more Alucards.

Charlie Mango ꐠ · 1226· 1y ago8

“Motor mouthed clown”He’s a loud-mouthed scammer full of empty claims. For the past year, he mocked every other project, constantly preaching that they brought no real value to the community. He kept rambling on about how he knew exactly what to do in Eclipse to make sure the whole community would win. We listened to his endless talk for a whole year,only for him to end up giving 20,000 tokens each to 450 OGs and absolutely nothing to the rest. His only criteria for a project was some ridiculous cow-tapping game. Imagine if serious L2 projects like OP or Arbitrum had replaced on-chain activity with a silly tap-tap game,they’d be dead by now. In the end, he’s just a scammer who talks too much.

Alfie · 1392· 1y ago · negative21

“One of the best Community Leader”I’ve met a lot of community leaders across different projects, but not many of them bring that special vibe that truly shapes a community. Alucard is different, he approaches, engages, and drives the Eclipse community like no one else. He doesn’t just lead - he connects.

lowadka🌊 · 1312· 1y ago15

“The accusation of this garbage coefficient”In this era of frenzied Web3 competition, terms like "community," "empowerment," and "decentralization" have been overused, becoming mere fig leaves for projects to exploit their users. Amid this wasteland of hollow narratives, one figure stands out as the "Pope of Cattle Herding"—Aruka. Under the guise of "consensus," he reaps profits. His project appears to be a decentralized governance experiment but is, in reality, a sophisticated power play; it claims to serve the community’s welfare, yet it’s a betrayal targeting loyal users. Today, we set aside faith and focus on facts. Let’s pierce through the fog of rhetoric and expose Aruka’s seven sins—each a betrayal of Web3’s idealism, each a testament to the blood and tears of the "cattle" (users). Below are Aruka’s seven sins, dissected one by one: 1. Chaos of the Roadmap 2. Privatization of Power 3. Community as Mere Tools 4. Airdrops as Disguised Self-Dealing 5. Suppression of Dissent 6. Orchestrated Pump-and-Dump Schemes 7. Proliferation of Superficial Culture (Let me know if you’d like me to expand on the content for each sin or keep it as is!)

0xfun · 1308· 1y ago · negative30

“A sociopath with proven track record of manipulation and deceit. "Sell PENGU buy ASC", "delist your ASC" = his mottos.”

Zuki · 1318· 1y ago · negative20

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