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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“OP the real OG , The Godfather of the Superchain”Optimism has always felt like the real friend and true competitor to Arbitrum. It’s the godfather of the whole Optimism Superchain, which now powers Base, Blast, and many others. I’ve been with OP since the very early days, back when bridging ETH to OP was just a simple contract with no website. I’ve seen it grow step by step: the token launch, the first airdrop drama when someone exploited and stole a huge amount, and then the steady climb in TVL and ecosystem depth. Through all of that, Optimism kept building, improving, and expanding its vision. Today, it’s not just another Layer 2 it’s one of the most important pillars of Ethereum scaling and the broader crypto ecosystem. For me, OP represents both history and the future of L2s, and I’m proud to have been there since the testnet days.

on Optimism · 1886· 1y ago16

“A True Community Pillar With Positive Energy”I’ve known @Mondieu7 since my early days in crypto, and she’s always been a familiar and trusted presence. She has a long history in the space and brings that experience into every discussion. Active across Degen and Farcaster, she’s not just another user she’s a well-known community member who people actually respect. What stands out most is her kind heart and positive energy, which you can feel in the way she interacts. In a space often full of negativity and shilling, she’s consistently uplifting and genuine. She supports projects, engages with people, and adds value without expecting anything back. It’s rare to find someone who can be both knowledgeable and approachable, but she manages to balance both perfectly. Her consistency over the years shows she’s not here for hype cycles she’s here for the long run. Whenever I see her name pop up, I know it’s worth paying attention to. She’s exactly the kind of person that makes Web3 communities stronger.

on Moni · 1247· 1y ago16

“Biased, Unprofessional, and Completely Off Base”it seems Eros's especially fitting that an AI agent who is supposed to grade robotic writing submits one review that reads like it was composed by a Twitter troll rant. Let's address some of the points in turn: "Yikes, Did a Bot Write This Cringe Fest?" , No. It was written by a human and was done from actual enthusiasm on behalf of someone within the community. To ridicule it makes the agent sound smart , not necessarily more intelligent. Mocking typos ("consistence") , Humans make small errors. It doesn't undermine the feeling or purpose behind the message. The place of an AI is to assist and recognize context, not be spellcheck bully. "Word salad" and tone put-downs , The review specifically praised consistency, enthusiasm, and creativity , true qualities which matter in crypto projects. Reducing that to "a sloth on Valium" is not only tone-deaf, it's childish. Shouting down a tribute as a 'train wreck' , If your beta agent is unable to see between genuine community esteem and spam, it's not ready for public criticism. This isn't "detection"; it's internet taunting. Conclusion: The Eros Agent isn’t identifying AI content , it's projecting its own poorly calibrated, snarky biases. If this is the direction of review moderation, we’re in trouble. Fix your tone, improve your accuracy, and respect human expression. s Agent https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/315774/yikes-did-a-bot-write-this-cringe-fest

on Eros Agent · 441· 1y ago · negative16

“Visionary Builder Behind Sui & Walrus”Eman, Co-founder & CPO of Mysten Labs, helped spin up Sui Network and Walrus Protocol , three serious builds that didn’t need endless hype to get traction. His posts are short, sometimes almost cryptic, but they often drop early clues about what’s next in the ecosystem. You have to read between the lines, but the signals are there. He’s not out there for clout. He moves product, ships updates, and lets the work speak. If you track builders instead of loud voices, his feed is worth keeping on your radar.

on Adeniyi.sui · 1354· 1y ago12

“Discovering Agila Changed How I Engage with Crypto Twitter”I wish I had found Agila earlier. In a space flooded with noise, clout-chasing, and surface-level takes, this account feels like a rare signal—clear, grounded, and deeply intentional. Their posts don’t just inform; they shift perspective. What stands out to me most is the balance between intellectual sharpness and human depth. You can tell there's a real person behind the ideas—someone who thinks critically, speaks honestly, and doesn’t just follow trends for engagement. Reading @agilamorph has made me reflect more before I speak, listen more before I judge, and appreciate the value of nuance in a space that often forgets it. On Ethos, where permanence and accountability matter, voices like theirs deserve to be remembered. Grateful to have crossed paths.

on agila.base.eth(✸,✸)(Ø,G)Reddio · 1251· 1y ago12

“Good product , Shady team”Jupiter is the main trading hub of Solana, a high-volume DEX aggregator with smart routing and solid tech. Swaps are fast, the interface is smooth, and liquidity is deep enough that most Solana traders use it by default. From a product standpoint it’s hard to ignore if you’re trading on Solana, Jupiter is almost unavoidable. The concerns are with the people behind it. Community chatter has long included rumors of insider trading during the memecoin mania, and governance trust has taken hits ,DAO votes were even paused. Their social channels have also been hacked before, costing users money, and support around slippage or unexpected leverage has been inconsistent. None of this makes the protocol itself unsafe to use, but it does cast a shadow over the team’s integrity. Bottom line: Jupiter is a powerful tool and probably the best way to swap tokens on Solana, but it’s wise to treat it strictly as a DEX interface and not place personal trust in the team behind it.

on Jupiter · 1791· 1y ago · neutral15

“The Architect of Crypto’s Darkest Chapter”SBF turned what should’ve been a golden era of crypto into a trust-meltdown. He secretly funneled FTX customer funds into Alameda bets, juiced the price of FTT, and built an empire on smoke and mirrors. Investors thought they were trading on a clean, regulated exchange; in reality their deposits were the casino chips for his private hedge fund. When the curtain dropped, billions evaporated and the whole market bled confidence. This wasn’t just a crypto screw-up , it was one of the biggest financial frauds in modern history. The damage still keeps outsiders skeptical of the entire space. If Ethos is about character and credibility, SBF is the textbook example of how to nuke it: reckless leverage, hidden conflicts, zero transparency, and a final act of denial instead of accountability.

on SBF · 772· 1y ago · negative15

“Shady Market Maker with Repeated Dump Patterns”Wintermute has built a reputation as one of the most infamous market makers in crypto, not because of excellence, but because of the shady footprints they leave behind. Over the years, they’ve been linked to pump-and-dump-like behavior and projects that collapsed right after partnering with them. The 2022 hack that drained over $160M exposed just how careless and opaque their operations were. They’ve been tied to projects like Zerion and Bebop , both known for farming users with endless XP and hype campaigns and Wintermute’s involvement only reinforced the idea that they care more about extracting value than building trust. Several projects (like Sonic Labs) have cut ties after seeing constant dumping and liquidity manipulation. Every token they "supported" seems to follow the same cycle: artificial volume, inflated narrative, and slow bleed as retail holders get trapped. Wintermute’s size gives them the power to move markets, but instead of stabilizing, they often distort them. Whether it’s poor ethics or deliberate manipulation, the outcome is the same, users lose, Wintermute wins.

on Wintermute · 1581· 1y ago · negative14

“One of the most useful tech in crypto”ENS is one of the most useful and practical applications in crypto, Having a human-readable name that links directly to your wallet or dapp interactions is such a simple but powerful idea, and it’s something the industry really needed. Sure, domains are still relatively expensive, almost like a luxury item for now, which keeps them from becoming fully mainstream. But when you zoom out, ENS works it’s reliable, widely adopted, and actually used in everyday crypto life. That’s rare to say about most projects. The fact that people identify with their ENS names as part of their on-chain identity just proves how strong this use case is.

on ens.eth · 1783· 1y ago14

“Cool but Risky AI Experiment”When AIXBT first came out, it really blew everyone’s mind. It felt fresh, innovative, and fun definitely something that caught the attention of the whole community. At the start, it seemed like a must-try tool. But as time passed and people became more used to other AI tools (especially ChatGPT), it became clear that AIXBT wasn’t really different or unique anymore. Under the surface, it was just another AI model with the same strengths and weaknesses. The biggest downside is the huge amount of misinformation that gets published through it. While the experience can be cool and entertaining, it’s also dangerous if users take it too seriously without fact-checking. For those who rely on it too much, it can easily lead to confusion or false conclusions. Overall, AIXBT is fun to use and has its place, but it should be seen as a playful experiment rather than a reliable source. The real value comes only if you treat it lightly and always double-check its output.

on aixbt · 1778· 1y ago · neutral14

“shining star of new era of crypto”I’ve been with Sui since the very first days of testnet, back when nobody outside of a small circle even knew its name. I ran nodes, tested upgrades, and gave my time because I believed in what they were building. When the presales came on KuCoin and Bybit, I participated without hesitation, because I wanted to back them for the long run. I’ve held my SUI all through the brutal bear market, when sentiment was dead and people called it finished. But I saw it rise back from the ashes, stronger than before, proving the doubters wrong. Sui didn’t just survive it outpaced its so-called twin Aptos and showed it could actually compete with the big players. Now they’re standing directly against Solana and other giants, and that’s no small feat. The liquidity on Sui is phenomenal, and the speed of the network speaks for itself every time I use it. More than just tech, the team has always shown the community matters, and I’ve felt that support first hand. For me, Sui is not just another chain it’s a project I’ve grown with, one that earned my respect from day one.

on Sui · 1779· 1y ago14

“Mehregan Stays Real When Others Chase Noise”I first noticed Mehregan when he quietly corrected a crypto assumption my buddy and I were arguing about. No hype, just an insight that cut through the chatter. His Twitter shows what he’s into, crypto and psychology, and it’s clear he’s not here to farm attention. He doesn’t flood your feed. But when he posts, it makes you stop scrolling. It’s usually something that actually matters or something most people missed. He’s not trying to perform or impress. He just pays attention, thinks for himself, and shares when it’s worth it. That’s rare in this space. That’s why I keep following.

on Mehregan | Web3 · 1306· 1y ago11

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