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MrJudge

98 reviews, 98% of them positive.98% positive · 98 reviews· Influence factor 3, above 0% of accounts

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From 100 activities · May 2026

MrJudge is a deeply engaged Web3 researcher and community builder known for breaking down complex blockchain concepts—particularly Layer 2 solutions, DeFi protocols, and airdrop opportunities—with clarity and patience. Active as an admin across multiple crypto Telegram channels and communities like Succinct, Union, and Jumper, they consistently share early project insights, educational content, and practical guidance without hype, earning widespread trust for honesty and genuine support. However, a formal dispute alleges coordination of a Sybil network and review-farming scheme involving multiple accounts and solicitation of reciprocal vouches within their Telegram group.

What people say

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“He Scammed The Community by Eclipse”My experience with Vijay Chetty at Eclipse Labs left me disappointed. Given his background at places like Uniswap and dYdX, I expected steady leadership. What I saw felt like hype first and delivery later. He stepped in after the original founder left amid controversy. The project raised a lot of money, but key work was pushed out to low cost contractors, and the basics suffered. The token launch went poorly, the $ES price dropped hard right after TGE, and the tone toward critics got defensive. People who raised concerns were brushed off or banned, which only made trust worse. Not long after the launch, he resigned as CEO, and large layoffs followed. Community figures who had carried the project were let go, and momentum vanished. Side efforts tied to Eclipse, like Bitz, didn't help the picture. Promised liquidity fell flat, and honest questions met instant blocks. What remains is a project with shaken trust, delayed rewards, and no clear product market fit. In my view, this looks like a leader who chased funding but did not stick around to build something lasting. If you're in crypto, I would be cautious about anything linked to this track record.

on Vijay · 1199· 1y ago · negative10

“The Kind Leader I Look Up To”I've known Jordan for a long time, going back to my days on transferto.xyz. He was my favorite community manager there because he always went the extra mile to keep things smooth and welcoming. Now I'm a Support Moderator in the Jumper Discord, and I still learn from how he handles people and problems. Jordan is consistently kind, patient, and supportive. He sets a positive tone that brings out the best in a community. He's also one of my smart followers on the Kaito app, which shows how plugged in he's to the space and how quickly he spots useful signals. If you want someone reliable and genuinely helpful, Jordan is top tier. I trust him, and I'm glad to have worked with him.

on Jordan · 1284· 1y ago10

“From Free Mint to Favorite NFT: My Lil chogstars Story”The first time I saw a Lil chogstars preview, the bright colors and playful accessories made me stop mid-scroll. Each character feels approachable and a little mischievous, fresh enough to stand on its own while still keeping Chog’s friendly vibe alive. Claiming my first pieces was a breeze. The team offered a free open-edition mint on the Monad testnet, so I could collect a handful without paying gas or stressing over a countdown timer. The low-pressure launch let me enjoy the art instead of worrying about mechanics. Since then I have earned a Starlist role in the Discord, which gives me early looks at new trait ideas and a front-row seat for members-only AMAs. That small badge turned the server from a casual hangout into a place where I can help shape the roadmap. The collection has already surpassed a quarter-million mints, yet the community still feels close. Frequent giveaways, playlist shout-outs, and quick replies from the devs make it easy to feel seen instead of lost in the crowd. It all matches the project’s mission to spread positivity and welcome people beyond the usual Monad circle. Lil chogstars turned what could have been just another drop into a warm doorway to the Monad ecosystem. Every new NFT feels less like a quick flip and more like a cheerful badge that says “you belong here.”

on LIL STARS · 1570· 1y ago10

“Why I Trust Marzieh’s Insights”I've been following Marzieh for a while, and I'm honestly impressed. She shares clear ideas, useful tips, and real thoughts that help me learn. Even when the topic is complex, Marzieh explains it in a way that feels simple and friendly. What I respect most is her consistency and honesty. She gives real updates, not empty hype, and she takes time to respond and help people. That makes her timeline feel welcoming and trustworthy. I also like her positive energy. She celebrates wins, supports others, and shines a light on good work in the community. It makes me want to do more and do better. Overall, Marzieh is someone I'm happy to follow and learn from. I always leave her posts with a clearer view or a new idea. I'm excited to see what she does next.

on 0XMarzi · 1246· 1y ago10

“Solid Design, Thin Liquidity: My Honest Thoughts on Drake Exchange”I’ve been checking out Drake Exchange recently, and honestly, it’s one of the more interesting perp DEXs I’ve come across. It’s built on Monad and combines an on-chain order book with an AMM, which I think is a smart way to balance decent pricing with guaranteed execution. It feels like they’re really trying to bring some of the speed and UX of centralized trading into DeFi, without giving up transparency. One thing I like is that everything happens on-chain—trades, liquidations, all of it. That kind of openness is something I’ve come to really value, especially with everything that’s happened in this space over the past few years. They also have features like gasless trading and some vault strategies that are actually pretty creative. The funding rate vault stood out to me—it’s delta-neutral and gives you exposure to yield without needing to actively trade. That said, it’s still early. Liquidity is thin right now, and there’s not a ton of activity on the platform yet. It feels like they’re building something solid, but it hasn’t hit that critical mass of users or volume just yet. And yeah, the platform leans pretty technical, so if you’re not already comfortable with things like margin or perps, it might take a bit to get up to speed. Overall, I think Drake Exchange is doing a lot of things right. You can tell the team’s experienced, and the architecture makes sense. If they can grow liquidity and keep improving the UX, I could see it becoming a real player in the perp DEX space. For now, I’m keeping it on my radar.

on Drake (mainnet arc) · 1390· 1y ago · neutral10

“Eaxy: The Real One, On and Off the Timeline”I’ve known Eaxy for a while now, both online and in real life, and I can honestly say he’s one of the most driven and genuine people I’ve ever met. He’s always been the kind of person who puts 100% into whatever he’s working on, whether it's a creative project, a collaboration, or just helping someone out. What impresses me most is his consistency. Eaxy doesn’t just talk about ideas, he follows through. He’s constantly leveling up his craft, pushing boundaries, and still finding time to support the people around him. Seeing his growth firsthand has been inspiring, and I’ve learned a lot just from being around him. If you know Eaxy, you already know the kind of energy he brings. If you don’t, you should definitely check out what he’s doing, he’s the real deal.

on Eaxy🐲 · 1240· 1y ago10

“Amin: A Generous Airdrop Guru from Herat”I know Amin in the real world, and he’s a fantastic person from Herat, Afghanistan, a beautiful city filled with kind hearted people. Amin is incredibly active in the airdrop community, successfully securing many airdrops himself. He runs a Telegram channel called "My Airdrop Info Sight," which is a fantastic resource for anyone looking to dive into airdrops. I had the pleasure of meeting him in Herat, and we visited the Khwaja Abdullah Ansari Shrine together, a truly memorable day! Amin is always ready to help anyone struggling with airdrops, offering guidance with genuine kindness. I highly recommend following him on X and joining his Telegram channel for top notch airdrop insights!

on بنیامین Benjamin · 1257· 1y ago12

“My Friend in Farcaster”I’ve connected with Bojack on Farcaster for a while, and he’s one of the most supportive people I’ve met there. From day one he’s liked, commented, and genuinely engaged with my posts, which makes me feel seen and motivates me to keep creating. I enjoy his content too. He’s always trying new mini apps and bringing a playful, inventive spirit to the platform. His posts about actors are a favorite of mine. They’re thoughtful, entertaining, and you can feel his love for film and storytelling in every thread. Bojack’s steady positivity and real interactions make Farcaster feel welcoming. He lifts the room, and the community is better with him in it.

on mrbojack.eth · 1246· 1y ago9

“The Animator I Recommend to Everyone”I've known Behtin for months, going back to his early days as an OG in the Eclipse community. He brought so much energy and kept the place lively. He is a standout artist and animator. His GIFs always hit the vibe, whether they are memes, custom loops, or fun visuals that light up the timeline. Lately he has been all in on Boundless, and he is just as dedicated and creative as ever. He's reaping all the roles in Discords with the artistic images and GIFs he creates. He is also very interested in sexy arts because most of his works are sexy (check his X account) We also connect in the Marmulak Telegram chat. He's always positive, helpful, and inspiring. If you care about digital art or crypto communities, follow Behtin. He is talented, consistent, and a genuinely great person to have around.

on Behtin ᯓ★ · 1348· 1y ago9

“Trying Solana as a Normal User”I like Solana because it just feels quick and easy. When I send a little bit of crypto to a friend, it goes through almost right away and the fee is tiny. I do not have to think about gas or wait around, which takes a lot of stress out of the whole thing. The apps and games I have tried on Solana feel smooth. Opening a wallet, buying something small, or joining a community mint all work without drama. I also like that there are lots of creative projects on it. Art, music, small indie games, fun loyalty ideas. It feels active and alive. The community around Solana is friendly and helpful. Most questions I had were answered by simple guides or by people on social channels who are happy to point you in the right direction. I never felt like I needed to be a pro to get started. Overall, Solana makes crypto feel practical. Fast, low cost, and simple to use. If you are curious and want to try real things without spending a lot on fees, Solana is a great place to start.

on Solana · 1919· 1y ago9

“Why Scroll Let Me Down”I’m really disappointed with Scroll. On paper it's an Ethereum Layer 2 that should make the network faster and cheaper with advanced cryptography. In practice it feels rough and poorly handled. The day-to-day experience has not been great. During busy times the fees jump and transactions lag, which makes it hard to rely on for normal use. The underlying tech sounds impressive, but the heavy computations seem slow and expensive, so the benefits don't show up where it matters. Building directly on chain also gets pricey. Gas costs and delays push some teams toward centralized shortcuts, which defeats the whole point of decentralization. The token launch and airdrop were the low point for me. It felt predatory and tilted toward investors instead of the community. TVL dropped by about 70 percent in a matter of days, and lots of people started talking about leaving the chain. For a project with an estimated 1.8 billion dollar valuation after raising 80 million, they could not even offer a simple page to check airdrop rewards. I ended up sitting on idle ETH instead of using it, which felt careless on their part. Spam from airdrop farmers flooded their GitHub, and some users say they were not reimbursed for losses after TGE. That shook my trust and made the team look unaccountable. There have also been proposals like taxing Layer 2 networks. That goes against what I think makes Ethereum special and would scare off builders. Activity now feels thin. Daily volume around 14 million dollars makes the place feel like a ghost town. The community mood is sour, and some people are now calling the founders bad actors. I cannot recommend Scroll in its current state. If you value your time and money, I would steer clear.

on Scroll · 797· 1y ago · negative9

“My Honest Review of Rami”Rami is one of the few people I actually trust in the Persian crypto scene. He explains things simply, cuts the fluff, and shares what is genuinely useful. His Telegram channel for crypto and airdrops is part of my daily routine. The alerts are timely, the steps are clear, and he always reminds people about security and eligibility so you do not waste time or take dumb risks. I also respect how involved he is with real infrastructure. Rami is a Monad OG, and he stays active around projects like Monad and Eclipse. His updates help me track real progress instead of hype. When I want a quick read on what matters, I check his feed first. What keeps me following is the tone. He is helpful, responsive, and community minded. No drama, just steady value. If you are learning, building, or hunting airdrops, Rami will save you time and point you toward the right opportunities. That is why I keep him on notifications.

on Rami (✱,✱) · 1306· 1y ago9

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