RB やけど

8 reviews, 100% of them positive; 50 WHUF vouched for them by 1 person.100% positive · 8 reviews· 50 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 1, above 0% of accounts

The record

From 4 activities · Jul 2026

RB brings deep expertise across crypto projects, blockchain research, mining, node operations, and web3 development, with a track record of identifying emerging opportunities and generating returns over three years. Known for community contributions—from managing Ethos to actively mentoring newcomers on Panda Land Discord—they combine technical knowledge with genuine willingness to share and support others without expectation of reward.

What people say

Received · 8 Given · 65

“best social - fi app”I’ve spent some time exploring Farcaster, and honestly, it feels like a breath of fresh air in the social media world. What hooked me first was its core design: it's not just another app—it's a decentralized protocol built on Ethereum's Optimism layer, which means you actually own your identity, your data, and your audience. There's no corporate overlord deciding your fate

on Farcaster · 1858· 1y ago12

“nice statregiest”Pix (@PixOnChain) is a high‑signal account if you’re engaged in tactical crypto—especially asymmetric plays, on‑chain strategy, or trading insights. He’s unafraid to call out scams or get real about personal risks. But if you’re just getting started or prefer big-picture Web3 discourse, some of his themes may feel dense. For seasoned traders and builders—definitely a valuable follow.

on Pix🔎 · 1709· 1y ago · neutral12

“one of OG NFT which came after being dead”Just started looking into $PENGU and gotta say—it’s actually got potential beyond just being another meme coin riding a wave. The Pudgy Penguins brand has been grinding for a while now, and seeing them finally drop a token feels like a natural next step. The community’s solid (as expected), and the vibes are positive, but what stood out to me was how they’re trying to tie real IP utility and culture into the token—not just hype. That’s rare. That said, it’s still early. There’s not much concrete utility rolled out yet, and like with any token tied to a brand, it’ll come down to how they execute long-term. If they treat $PENGU as more than just a short-term play, this could evolve into something interesting.

on Pudgy Penguins · 1919· 1y ago12

“Alpha Providers : One Of The Best”1. Security & Ethics Tools like EVM-bruteforce and airdrop/quest claimers highlight potential legal and ethical concerns. It's commendable that disclaimers are included, but more robust user warnings and code of conduct could strengthen ethical alignment GitHub . 2. Code Quality & Structure Most repos follow basic structure (e.g., index.js, .env), but deeper design patterns, modularization, input validations, error handling, and unit testing are mostly absent. Especially in security-sensitive scripts, better error-checking and defensive coding would add reliability. 3. Testing Coverage Testing frameworks (like Jest/Mocha, shellcheck) are not present. Adding tests and CI checks would significantly improve stability and maintainability. 4. Broader Language Launching The stack is JavaScript-heavy with some shell scripting. Users might benefit from samples in TypeScript, Rust (mentioned as learning), or other Web3 languages to signal growth and expertise.

on Aprame · 1055· 1y ago12

“Hard Worker Niyo”Been following MztaND lately and the guy’s really on a roll. He’s always dropping deep dives into modular blockchains and onchain AI that actually make sense—no fluff, just solid takes. Talks a lot about stuff like Warden Protocol and Anoma, and the way he explains intent-based execution and privacy? Super sharp. What I really like is how he makes complex tech feel approachable. If you're into ZK, interoperability, or just trying to stay ahead in Web3, his posts are a goldmine. He’s also putting in real work on Plume Network—grinding transactions, supporting the ecosystem, and constantly showing love to projects like Rooster Protocol. You can tell he’s not just farming engagement—he genuinely cares about pushing the space forward and cutting through all the centralized noise. Real one in the space. Definitely worth keeping an eye on.

on Niyoo · 1277· 1y ago11

“team filled with insiders and scammers”team filled with shadow investor n ruggers even binance don't support them now cause of their shady deal with MM

on Movement · 720· 1y ago · negative11

“Yichuan | Man for Best Guide & Updates”Been following @yichuan_drive for a while now and gotta say dude's got serious drive. Always on top of every new drop, testnet, and campaign out there. Whether it’s stacking ranks on Layer3 or grinding points on Plume, he’s out there doing the work, not just watching from the sidelines. What I really vibe with is the energy & every post feels like a lil boost to get you moving. No fluff, just someone who’s genuinely locked into the space, putting in the time, and bringing others along with him. If you’re in Web3 and not following him yet, you’re honestly sleeping.

on 一川drive 🔴 · 2012· 1y ago34

“Scammer / Grifter”I’ve never seen someone operate with such relentless delays. It’s sparked deep frustration among those who put their trust in good faith, only to be left waiting endlessly without receiving anything in return. On top of that, the market manipulation tied to their actions is utterly unacceptable.

on rushi · 689· 1y ago · negative10

“chain with 7 users only”from calling user e beggar to not incentivizing them after testing their network , also not forget we had to wait for 30 min for our tx to go through on their mainnet. I hope you guys remember all these things yes , i'm talking bout starknet , an L2 which no one needed then and now .. there was a reason they were called stucknet cause of the time being taken for tx to go through

on Starknet · 445· 1y ago · negative9

“he has been known to align with shady people in past”I've seen him in cahoot with some base ecosystem founder like ciniz who is known serial grifter on CT I really don't like people playing insider game on retail user for fun and I think he is one of them that's why i gave him neutral review

on threadguy · 1924· 1y ago · neutral9

“unmarked territory for users”If you’re tech-savvy and want to experiment with blockchain‑infused AI protocols, Sahara AI has appeal on paper. But for most people? It’s complicated, relatively untested, and risks trolling newcomers into scams masked as airdrops. Until it demonstrates solid adoption or utility—and provides safer, fully verified channels—I’d be cautious about diving in.

on Sahara AI 🔆 · 1543· 1y ago · negative9

“meme coin turned into utility one”Took a deeper look at the Zora token and honestly, it feels like a letdown. Zora as a protocol is cool no doubt. They've done a lot for onchain media and creator tools. But the token? Feels slapped on, like it’s more of a cash grab than something with real utility. There's a lot of vague talk around “community incentives” and “protocol growth,” but no clear roadmap or explanation for how $ZORA actually plays a role beyond speculation. It’s giving governance-washed vibes without real power or value flow. Feels like they rushed the launch to ride the L2 narrative without delivering a token model that actually aligns with the product vision. Disappointing for a team that was building something pretty unique.

on Zora · 658· 1y ago · negative9

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