Sohrab 🟧

33 reviews, 100% of them positive.100% positive · 33 reviews· Influence factor 2, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 33 activities · Jun 2026

A research-driven crypto expert known for early spotting of NFT and Bitcoin opportunities—especially Ordinals, Bitmaps, and projects like Mammoth—without hype or noise. Consistently active across top communities, they bring calm, methodical analysis to testnets, Bitcoin ecosystems, and market trends, earning trust through thorough due diligence and genuine helpfulness rather than flashy calls.

What people say

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“An Authentic Voice in Crypto”I’ve been following Amirhossein since 2022, and it has been refreshing. he is sharp, honest, and never sugarcoats things. His insights cut through hype, mixing humor with real community care. Whether he is breaking down crypto moves, joking about airdrops, or reviewing projects like Kaito and Eclipse, he brings clarity and perspective. Amirhossein balance of technical knowledge, humility, and wit makes him a standout voice in Web3 worth listening to.

on Amirhossein · 1278· 1y ago15

“Zora Took Advantage of Its Users”Zora conducted a poorly executed airdrop after over a year of exploiting its users, during which many paid extremely high gas fees on the platform. In the end, the airdrop was mostly handed out to insiders and influencers close to the team. I hope that through the criticism and negative feedback shared by users within Ethos, we’ll see fewer scams and unfair practices from projects like this in the future.

on Zora · 659· 1y ago · negative15

“How the Blur's Point-Farming Campaign Crashed Collection Floors”I can say that this marketplace was the killer of NFTs. Why? Because it launched a point-farming campaign for buying and selling NFTs on Ethereum, which led many users to purchase NFTs solely to earn more points and then immediately list them for sale. This caused the floor price of collections to plummet severely, resulting in significant losses for long-term buyers.

on Blur · 1726· 1y ago · negative15

“All hype NO delivery”I have followed SOMO for a while, and as you can check many people say that they rugged and it has been disappointing. After more than a year, there is no real progress just flashy trailers, recycled posts, and empty promises. They keep jumping on trends without a roadmap, updates, or meaningful community traction. Even the game they have been teasing looks low quality, and the token side feels like pure marketing with no delivery. At this point, it seems investors trust has been taken for granted while the team keeps stalling.

on SOMO · 362· 1y ago · negative18

“Making Web3 Simple with a .eth Name”Registering my ENS name was honestly a game changer. Turning my long, clunky wallet address into a simple “***.eth” made Web3 feel far more human and easy to use. Sending assets, connecting to dApps, or just tying my online identity together became seamless and secure. What I love most is that its truly mine not owned by any tech giant and part of a community driven project shaping Ethereum’s future. Getting in early on ENS was one of my best crypto decisions.

on ens.eth · 1783· 1y ago18

“Why Learning From Nabi Feels Different”Nabi stands out in Web3 as someone both knowledgeable and genuinely supportive. From his early involvement in Espresso to his roots in NFTs and art, he blends technical insight with creativity. He is honest, avoids drama, and shares wisdom through threads, spaces, and constant engagement. Many, myself included, have learned from his guidance whether avoiding losses, exploring projects, or finding new perspectives. In a space full of noise, Nabi is consistency and generosity truly matter.

on NabiYok🍌 · 1340· 1y ago14

“The quiet force behind Web3 communities”I have known Geoson for a while now, and what stands out is how genuine he is. He is not chasing attention, but his posts and replies always add real value. From helping me get into Farcaster early to patiently guiding others on Discord, he shows he truly cares. Geoson balances sharp insights with kindness, making him not just a trusted voice in Web3 but also a real friend in this space.

on geoson.eth · 1201· 1y ago17

“Innovative thinking and practical blockchain”Following Cupo is a requirement if you care about Web3 and blockchain. He is Solarpunks, Urbanist, and Nerites founder and his tweets touch on everything from DeFi and stablecoins to esoteric observations about MEV and account abstraction. What I like most is the manner in which he combines profound technical know how with broad picture thinking always sharing ideas that compel you to wonder how blockchain can possibly work in the real world.

on JOSΞPH 🌳 · 1566· 1y ago17

“Positive review from a user”Im always use PancakeSwap to swap on BSC and Aptos chain ,its fast and reliable I have never had any issue on it

on PancakeSwap · 1719· 1y ago17

“Why I Trust Arman in This Space”I know Arman for more than 2 years ,he is not just another voice in crypto. he is a steady builder and thinker shaping ecosystems like Eclipse, Linera, Nexus Labs, and Bless Network. His insights on scalability, decentralization, and SolanaVM show both depth and clarity, while his community presence feels genuine and consistent. From testing protocols to sharing threads, he learns by doing and leads without chasing hype. Smart, kind, and quietly influential.

on ArmanXo · 1280· 1y ago13

“A Fresh Take on Solana Rollups”SOON (Solana Optimistic Network) is definitely one of the more intriguing projects I have come across. Their rollup vision, combined with Solanas speed, feels like a fresh take on scalability. The hands on tutorials made it surprisingly easy to deploy a dApp, which helped me grasp optimistic execution in practice. The community is active, creative, and fun to follow, even though there are challenges ahead. If they keep this pace, SOON could secure a unique spot in Web3.

on SOON - Solana Optimistic Network (Mainnet Arc) · 1534· 1y ago13

“Why @NavidSbt Is Worth Following in Crypto”I have been following Navid for a while, and his feed has become one of my go to sources in Web3. What I love is the mix: from SocialFi and Farcaster to deep dives on AI projects like Virtuals and EVA, he shares insights that feel both practical and authentic. His bilingual posts in Farsi and English make everything more approachable, and his consistency keeps me motivated. Navid isn’t about hype he is about clarity, community, and making this space feel more human.

on Navi.eth · 1209· 1y ago13

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