frambul

27 reviews, 93% of them positive.93% positive · 27 reviews· Influence factor 5, above 1% of accounts

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From 10 activities · Jul 2026

Active and trusted voice in crypto and NFT communities, known for deep Ethereum analysis, valuable market insights, and genuine, informative content that helps newcomers. Closely associated with Puffpaw and Ethos Network, where they contribute authentically and support others without hesitation. Respected for trustworthy demeanor, helpful engagement, and commitment to originality across Web3 spaces, particularly within Turkish crypto communities.

What people say

Received · 27 Given · 90

“Parasite Member 2”continuing my series of negative reviews about parasitic community members. i observed this parasitic member in overrtake and right after my first observation i immediately recognized them as a parasitic member. this parasitic personality, along with other parasites, harms web3 communities and prevents us from building a real community. like all other parasites, this one also steals the work of others and uses ai to generate content. web3 communities need to be cleansed from these and similar parasitic members.

on Anikex55 · 1193· 1y ago · negative6

“Charlatan's Paradise”i had previously written a rather neutral review about this project, but over time my opinion has completely shifted to negative as i mentioned in my earlier post, the overtake project has a terrible community, and this is mainly due to the team supporting sycophantic members and constantly encouraging grinding there are also multiple scandals surrounding the project there’s significant evidence that all transactions on the overtake marketplace are just wash trading, and the team hasn’t responded to this at all i guess they’re enjoying the weekend and planning how to scam people :) one more piece of info i want to share it was revealed that the official overtake x account used bot followers after elon musk started cleaning up bot accounts on the platform, their follower count dropped by around 250k a few days ago, i wrote a post criticizing the project and its community, and as a result, the admins in the community attacked me instead of warning those parasite members the team decided to mute me in the discord server this is how the project operates this is the so called overtake community they are proud of if you want to be appreciated in the overtake community, you have to be a sycophant i invested 2000 dollars in this project and used almost all the services in the overtake ecosystem, including the games so i’m a real user and investor the project hasn’t even had its tge yet, so if things go badly, i will take a loss but still, i choose to be honest and warn others about it projects with terrible communities are destined to fail, and the fate of overtake will be no different the so called community they praise is full of parasites who have no idea what overtake or web3 is really about their only goal is to send 1 million messages in the discord server like slaves just to earn 50 dollars i’m done using polite words for these people i call them parasites because that’s exactly what they are in short, i’m warning everyone to be cautious about this project i hope we all stay safe

on OVERTAKE · 1275· 1y ago · negative6

on Can Yayınları · 1193· 1y ago · negative6

“The Great Scam Project”I've been scammed many times throughout my web3 experience, but the biggest example of fraud I've seen is definitely the WELL3 project. The project's founder has absolutely no ethical standards and, in my opinion, is a terrible person. WELL3 locked up the $400 pre-sale rights for years, selling tokens as a team before the community could even sell. These guys are major scammers and still exist in web3.

on WELL3 · 1226· 1y ago · negative6

“Bad Game Design”I played this game as part of the Overtake project's Gamefest event. Frankly, I initially thought it was quite successful for a web3 game, but over time, my opinion changed. The game suffers from numerous logical flaws. For example, even if you have rarer cards, less-rare cards can be stronger than your deck. Furthermore, the game economy enters a vicious cycle after a while. There are much better versions of this game on web2. I wish the team had put a little more effort into their work and created a more playable game, but web3 projects generally don't have much vision.

on Somnis: Rumble Rush · 1200· 1y ago · negative6

“Distorted News”this is honestly one of the most biased profiles i've seen. they regularly post about global politics and wars but the perspective is extremely one sided. i also think the person running this account is clearly a racist who hasn't made any real effort to grow or educate themselves. the news they share about world affairs is intentionally distorted and their take on things is very shallow. i'm pretty sure this profile is run by a polish right winger probably just a pimply teenager lol

on Visegrád 24 · 1310· 1y ago · negative6

“It's Too Early to Be Positive or Negative About the Project, But This Project Clearly Violates Ethos”I've been following the ConsumerFi project since its early stages and try to complete daily tasks regularly, but I decided to write a negative review for this project. This is because the project asks users to write Ethos reviews in exchange for points. This is a clear violation of Ethos rules. Ethos aims to determine the credibility of a person or project, but ConsumerFi encourages users to write reviews on Ethos in exchange for rewards, and this is not a fair campaign. Currently, a user is being actively slashed for encouraging people to write reviews on their profile through a giveaway. So, if we're slashing this user, we should do the same for this project. Here's the evidence: https://x.com/ConsumerFi/status/1947664826605400088

on ConsumerFi Protocol · 1556· 1y ago · negative11

“Mediocre Project with No Realistic Promises”I'm writing a negative review of this project because, in my opinion, it's just a marketing strategy. I've read all the Medium articles about the project and have become increasingly negative about it. I'll briefly explain why I dislike it. First, Hana Network claims to be a web4 project, and they cite the hyper-casual finance economy as the basis for this. After reading this article, I looked at the games and other developments the project has developed and realized they are completely inefficient. In short, this project talks about the hyper-casual finance economy, but they don't have any realistic or sustainable apps or games to support it. The funny thing is, how is this project a web4 project? Web2 platforms like TikTok already implement the hyper-casual finance economy very well and sustainably. How can Hana Network become a web4 project by trying to emulate a web2 platform? This all strikes me as absurd and unsustainable. By the way, don't get me wrong. The project may be successful in the short term, but it will definitely be a dead end in the long run because it lacks a real vision. I chose to write a negative review because it didn't seem realistic to me.

on Hana · 1236· 1y ago · negative14

“Scam Account - Organizing a Fake Giveaway”This profile attempted to scam people today by hosting a fake Twitter giveaway. That's why I'm writing a negative review about this person. Please, someone start a slash campaign for this profile. Here's the evidence: https://x.com/lamumudotxyz/status/1957033122526007478

on 0xZpher · 1116· 1y ago · negative4

“Parasite Member 3”the series where i write negative reviews about parasitic community members continues. here is the third parasitic member. they have the same characteristics as all other parasitic members. if someone criticizes the project or any decision, they immediately defend the project like a loyal slave. this is the core behavior pattern of parasitic members. all parasitic members act like loyal slaves. they are always in attack mode, ready to defend their masters (projects, mods, team members etc.) and seek their approval. also, since projects like overtake encourage parasitic members, these parasites tend to act even more aggressively. that's why projects like overtake harm web3 communities just as much as the parasitic members themselves.

on simina.g · 1214· 1y ago · negative4

“A Man with Strong Community Ties”Reffo is the founder of the Puffpaw project and a well-liked figure. Unlike many founders, he has a strong rapport with the community. I can't say I know him very well personally. I've only been active in the community for a short two weeks, which I don't think is enough time. But for now, I have a positive outlook on him. His strong community communication and genuine sharing are what earn him such recognition. I also congratulate him for creating such an innovative initiative as Puffpaw. Puffpaw is a fantastic vision for health, combining the web3 and web2 ecosystems. The project is currently doing well, and as long as it continues to be well-managed, I believe the success of the Puffpaw project will only increase. Finally, a word of warning: If there's one thing I've learned after 5-6 years of web3 experience, it's this: never trust any project or founder unconditionally. Always question them, because I've been beaten up a lot.

on Reffo · 1305· 1y ago4

“Fake Account - Farming”A standard farming account is also likely part of a larger farming network, as the account that invited this person also has a farming account. Please use the Ethos platform as intended. If you want to farm, you can choose the Anoma testnet lol. Also, if you check this person's Twitter account, you'll see that they only retweet. They're definitely part of a sybil network. Let's expose them all.

on CC2 Airdrop · 998· 1y ago · negative13

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