Ehsan | احسان

36 reviews, 92% of them positive.92% positive · 36 reviews· Influence factor 2, above 0% of accounts

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From 27 activities · Jul 2026

Ehsan is a quiet, consistent presence in Web3 known for grounded insights on emerging projects like Espresso, Aztec, and Anoma—without hype or ego. Through his Telegram channel and X, he shares practical analysis on tokenomics, airdrop farming, and early opportunities, earning trust as a long-standing community educator and project scout who prioritizes real value over narrative-chasing.

What people say

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“my default cross-chain move”Jumper has become the bridge I reach for first, every single time. Over the past months I’ve used it to move assets across more chains than I can count and it’s never let me down. The routing is smart and the rates consistently beat what I find elsewhere, so I don’t waste time hunting for a better path. The UI is a breath of fresh air in a sea of clunky DeFi tools: clean, fast, and so seamless that bridging and swapping feel like one step. I’ve bridged between major L2s, sidechains, and smaller ecosystems and the experience stays smooth no matter how busy the network gets. Jumper has quietly conquered the cross-bridge dApp space by focusing on what matters speed, reliability, and wide chain support. It’s not about hype or marketing; it’s about a product that just works. For anyone who moves capital across chains regularly, this is the bridge that sets the standard.

on Jumper · 1637· 1y ago22

“From Hype to Missed Potential : Friend.tech’s Downfall”Friend.tech started as one of the most promising social-DeFi experiments in the space , innovative, viral, and backed by serious early traction. But instead of building on that momentum and developing a sustainable ecosystem, the team shifted focus entirely toward token hype and retail extraction. The project became more about short-term speculation than long-term value. Infrastructure updates slowed, features stagnated, and the initial excitement turned into disappointment. The community that once believed in the vision now sees a team more interested in liquidity events than delivering real utility. Friend.tech could have been a blueprint for social finance; instead, it became a cautionary tale about what happens when greed overshadows innovation.

on friend.tech · 562· 1y ago · negative17

“Talented Artist and content creator”Samin is my real sister, and beyond being family she is one of the most talented young creatives I know. She’s studying graphic design and already showing skills that stand out not just following trends but actually trying to create her own style. I’ve watched her spend countless hours experimenting with colors, layouts, and forms, pushing her work past “good enough” into something that feels professional and unique. On top of Uni , she’s doing an internship at a photographic studio, which shows how serious she is about leveling up. She’s learning the craft from every angle design, photography, editing and that makes her perspective richer than most. What I admire is her dedication. When I’m grinding on crypto and nodes, she’s grinding on art projects, and it feels the same spirit patience, consistency, and vision. Her artwork already has personality: bold when it needs to be, subtle when the message calls for it. She’s not afraid to take feedback either; I’ve seen her rework a whole piece overnight just because she thought it could be better. That’s the mark of someone who will go far. For me, Ethos is about reputation and trust, and I can vouch for Samin as both family and as an artist. She’s the kind of person who uplifts the people around her, brings creativity into every space she’s part of, and has the discipline to turn talent into a real career. Watching her grow as a designer has been inspiring, and I’m proud to say she’s not only my sister but also a creative force in her own right.

on sam 👩‍🎨 · 1253· 1y ago17

“Final boss of extraction”EastKanyeYE completely betrayed his fans with the launch of the YZY token. First, there are strong claims that he either gave or sold access of his account to crypto scammers. The video used to promote the token looked AI-generated and sketchy, raising serious doubts about whether Ye was even behind it. Then came the actual token drop. YZY hit billions in market cap within minutes, but it collapsed just as fast. A handful of insider wallets 13 of them pocketing around $24 million dumped on loyal fans while retail holders were left with near-worthless tokens. its obvious most of the supply was in insider-controlled wallets, making the outcome obvious from the start.

on ye · 941· 1y ago · negative17

“A Rare Voice of Clarity in Crypto”I discovered Ani later than I should have, and I genuinely wish I had found her sooner. In a space crowded with surface-level takes and recycled hype, she brings a rare mix of depth, honesty, and sharp insight. She doesn’t chase trends or play to the crowd. Her perspective is grounded, thoughtful, and often ahead of the curve. Whether she’s breaking something down or calling something out, she does it with clarity and confidence. What I admire most is her integrity. She speaks her mind without trying to please anyone, and she leaves a transparent trail of opinions and ideas—something incredibly valuable in crypto, where many try to erase or rewrite their past. Following Ani has been one of the better decisions I’ve made in this space. The value she brings is real, and I’m glad Ethos exists so voices like hers can truly stand out.

on AJA · 1244· 1y ago17

“Wolf In Sheep’s Clothes”since first day of his role " eclipse community manager " he did every foul thing a person in hiss position can do. first he tried to silence every criticism even if they were positive and constructive , he muted so many users in discord and block tons of people in twitter but he didn't stopped there he assaulted other project and used innocent users to start a cult to use them as his personal twitter army , ASC club nft holders that were loyal users to eclipse got backstabbed by alucard in the end , users put their tears and hope for almost a year they did promote eclipse , spend a lot of time and paid a hefty fee to be a positive users of their ecosystem , they have supported Alucard almost in every situation even when they knew he was wrong . but at the end he choose to scam them and gaslighted users for being farmers and not loyal to them

on Ethereum Maxis · 309· 1y ago · negative17

“The CEO of Red Flags”This guy is basically a walking red flag generator. For ten straight days, he bragged nonstop about how much they raised in the Kaito presale ,turned it into a marketing campaign to hype a project that nobody even knew before. Then he started arguing with Binance and CZ, playing the “rebel hero” role for attention. When it came time to launch the token, there was zero real information, no preparation, just chaos. The token dumped nonstop right after, and instead of taking responsibility, he went back to picking fights online. Classic distraction tactics. Every move screams ego and manipulation.

on CJ (晨杰) · 871· 12mo ago · negative16

“Proven Prediction Powerhouse”Polymarket has shown it can handle real-world pressure. During the U.S. election it managed massive trading volume without breaking a sweat, which put it on the map as more than a niche crypto project. There’s been some chatter about how a few markets were settled, but the team dealt with it and trust held. The platform is fast, liquid, and simple enough that non-crypto users can jump in. It already feels like the default place to price political odds or any big event. If they keep shipping at this pace, Polymarket isn’t just a crypto prediction market it’s shaping up to be the main prediction exchange for finance, politics, and culture.

on Polymarket · 1389· 1y ago16

“Lost in Their Own Cosmos”Cosmos came out swinging with a killer vision , parallel blockchains connected by IBC to scale the whole ecosystem. The core tech is solid and the idea could’ve been a real scalability game-changer. But the execution? That’s where the cracks show. Too many “new chains” popping up just to ride hype, drop a token, and fade. The constant staking airdrop loop turned into a farm-and-dump circus. Users started feeling like exit liquidity instead of a community. It’s not that the protocol can’t deliver; it’s that the repeated cash-grab vibes torched the trust they needed. Great architecture, but the culture around it pushed people away.

on Cosmos - The Interchain ⚛️ · 1708· 1y ago · neutral16

“Meme Lord & Honest Voice of the Space”I gotta give props to Sajad Dude is literally a meme machine, one of the funniest in this space. Always active, always dropping memes that actually hit. But it’s not just jokes — he’s also one of the few who doesn’t hold back. If he sees something fishy or sketch, he’ll tear it apart without sugarcoating, and honestly that’s what this space needs. At the same time he’s a positive contributor, not just criticizing for the sake of it. He adds energy, fun, and keeps the vibe real. Every community needs people like him , funny, honest, and not afraid to call out BS while still keeping things positive. Absolute meme lord status.

on ＳΛＪΛＤ · 1292· 1y ago20

“Unprepared and unreliable platform”I tried participating in two of their ICOs (Fuel and YieldBasis), and both ended up being some of the worst experiences I’ve had in crypto. The platform was clearly not prepared to handle demand, and it feels like they don’t want to invest in even the most basic infrastructure. When you’re holding a sale where people are trying to put hundreds of millions of dollars through your platform, reliable servers are the bare minimum but Legion couldn’t deliver. The team itself doesn’t come across as mature, and communication with users is poor. During critical sale windows, updates were slow, unclear, or just missing. Instead of instilling confidence, the whole experience made me doubt their ability to scale or manage a real community. In this space, execution matters more than promises, and Legion failed badly. There are plenty of better alternatives doing the same thing but more professionally platforms like Kaito, Echo, or even CoinList offer smoother experiences and stronger infrastructure. Until Legion proves they can actually run high-demand launches without chaos, I don’t see them as a trustworthy option.

on LEGION · 1548· 1y ago · negative27

“A Top-Tier Wallet Experience , Smooth, Reliable, and Modern”OKX wallet stands out as one of the best crypto wallets available today, right up there with Rabby and far ahead of Metamask in both performance and usability. The interface is clean and intuitive , everything feels fast and well-designed. Its infrastructure is rock-solid, with RPCs that connect quickly and consistently, something most wallets still struggle with. Chain support is broad and well-maintained, covering all major EVM networks without friction. Unlike Metamask, it doesn’t lag or freeze when switching networks or handling multiple addresses. It feels professional, lightweight, and genuinely built for users who care about reliability and speed. Overall, Wallet delivers a premium experience that sets the standard for what modern crypto wallets should be.

on OKX Wallet · 1525· 1y ago15

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