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12 reviews, 92% of them positive.92% positive · 12 reviews· Influence factor 16, above 3% of accountsThe record
From 1 activities · Jul 2026Known for trading in the shadows with a track record of profitable ventures, including Blur farming. Trusted by those who've worked with them on multiple endeavours.
What people say
Received · 12Given · 42“CT's detective”If you've been in the space long enough, you would know Zach as the guy who cracks down on the shadiest players in the space. You can just read all the reviews on his profile. Although one thing to point out is that he has been jaded recently and will not pursue minor cases like he used to. With repeated offenses across the board, sometimes from the same organization, Zach has been pursuing larger cases so when he posts, it's always worth the read.
on ZachXBT · 2518· 1y ago21
on ZachXBT · 2518· 1y ago21“Hustler”There’s no one in the space who works and builds harder than ESK. He made his name by creating one of the most efficient and profitable bots for Blur farming, helping many people earn along the way. From there, he quickly leveraged his community to farm Blast and even managed to build an NFT project in one of the smallest corners of crypto. After a lull period in the farming era, he shifted his focus to hunting opportunities in Solana shitters and now stays on top of the hottest perp DEXs and ICOs. Beyond his relentless grind, he’s also a solid friend always down to chat or theory craft the next big farm.
on ESK · 1554· 11mo ago16
on ESK · 1554· 11mo ago16“Pioneers”CK is often forgotten as the pioneer of the NFT explosion. An asset that added an exciting layer to the game. Assets that yielded passively and gamified breeding. The community spawned some of the biggest brain in the space today. At it's peak, it was 210 ETH floor with unreal yields. Today, CK has been long been forgotten but it definitely left a legendary mark in the space.
on CyberKongz · 1643· 1y ago16
on CyberKongz · 1643· 1y ago16“Hilarious user equipped with gems”I’ve known Peyman since his wild success with Wolf Game, and anyone who hasn’t met him is missing out on a truly unique gem. He’s the ultimate troll you want in your server, the kind who’ll have everyone laughing so hard they forget they’re supposed to be alpha hunting. But don’t let the jokes fool you. Behind the hilariously trollish exterior, Peyman always shows up with real gems and sharp insights. He’s an NFT specialist through and through, and when he talks about a project, you’d be smart to pay attention.. right after you stop laughing.
on PeyThatManHisMoney · 1344· 1y ago16
on PeyThatManHisMoney · 1344· 1y ago16“A Historic Launch Undermined by Missed Expectations”Launched in April 2022, Moonbirds made headlines as one of the fastest-selling and most sought-after NFT projects of its time. Backed by the influential Proof Collective and helmed by Kevin Rose, the collection surged to a 40 ETH floor in record time, setting a new standard for early market momentum. The pixel art was clean and distinctive, and the project arrived with a strong narrative like nesting mechanics, community access, and a bold roadmap that promised long-term value. However, as the initial hype settled, Moonbirds struggled to sustain its early promise. Deliverables were often delayed, and core roadmap features lacked the depth and innovation the community had anticipated. The abrupt shift to a CC0 license which was a decision that fundamentally altered perceived ownership rights. It further eroded trust for many holders. While Moonbirds retains historical significance and visual appeal, its trajectory serves as a cautionary tale: rapid success must be matched by consistent, strategic execution. In the end, it didn’t fail but it fell short of the high bar it set for itself.
on Moonbirds · 1215· 1y ago · neutral16
on Moonbirds · 1215· 1y ago · neutral16“Genius”At first glance, you might think he is just here to crack jokes and cause a scene. And you’d be right—but you’d also be so, so wrong. Because beneath the theatrics, the wild metaphors, and the absolute refusal to take anything too seriously, there’s a mind that reads market sentiment like a clairvoyant hedge fund wizard. Alpha drips from this person like sweat off a day trader in a 2008 short squeeze.
on ً · 1678· 1y ago15
on ً · 1678· 1y ago15“Nostalgia magic”Undisputedly the main character of the Ordinals saga, Nodemonkes were the collection that made jaded ETH traders feel something again. Originally dismissed by CT for a “grifty” launch mechanics, the Monkes pulled a full redemption arc and became a pixelated goldmine. At their peak, they nearly hit a 1 btc floor, reminding us what real jpeg magic felt like when spending a whole btc on a monkey didn’t just make sense, it felt smart. Some absolute legends even dropped 3 bitcorn on gold traits like it was nothing. But what really sets them apart? Nodemonkes didn’t just moon, they survived.. for a bit. While most NFT collections follow the classic arc of hype, pump, then eternal floor rot, Monkes lived a full NFT lifespan and still held it down. That kind of resilience, plus hitting a high floor in BTC, deserves serious recognition.
on NodeMonkes ◉ · 1569· 1y ago16
on NodeMonkes ◉ · 1569· 1y ago16“Domains actually had aura”Obviously a far-cry from the ETH mania but sporting a rare ENS gave you a lot of aura back then. Endless hours looking for discounted .eth handles and trying to find your identity was an awesome time. It had it’s own little meta. Conceptually, ENS is the phonebook of web3, simple as that. Turning long, unreadable wallet addresses into clean, human names (@yourname.eth) isn’t just a flex, it’s foundational. But ENS is more than vanity, it’s utility. It’s identity, interoperability, and ownership all rolled into one. It’s how Ethereum starts feeling like home. And while others scramble for relevance, ENS quietly keeps doing its thing: open, decentralized, and still one of the most slept-on pillars of crypto infrastructure which is why I’m gonna positively review this.
on ens.eth · 1783· 1y ago19
on ens.eth · 1783· 1y ago19“Honest lad”One thing you can always count on with Homeless: he’s hilariously detached from the noise but never shy about dropping unfiltered honesty. No matter who you are. In a space overflowing with polished pitches and bowtie-wrapped projects, that kind of blunt clarity is a rare and valuable asset. Apart from that, he's actually a really nice guy and will always stick around.
on iGottaGuy · 1239· 1y ago10
on iGottaGuy · 1239· 1y ago10“The GOAT NFT Trader”If you were alive and terminally online during the NFT era, Pranksy was basically impossible to miss. The man didn’t just trade NFTs, he moved markets. Known for sweeping floors like a janitor on Adderall and degen blasting into P2E projects like Wolf game and wizards and dragons, Pranksy played the game like it was rigged in his favor (and maybe it was). His crown jewel moment was flipping a zombie Punk for a 1,000 ETH profit in literal minutes, a trade so filthy it took CT by storm. It was a moment when traders knew they were in an insane gold rush. Whether you loved him, hated him, or just watched his wallet, Pranksy was without a doubt one of the most unhinged and legendary degenerates of the NFT era. Up there with Cocobear.
on Pranksy · 1726· 1y ago31
on Pranksy · 1726· 1y ago31“Humble whale”Pluto has proven himself to be humble in the four years I've known him. He may have heavy pockets, but he still approaches everything as a student of the game. He's not afraid to ask about the latest, hottest thing and that’s probably why he continues to succeed after all these years. Beyond that, Pluto is a close friend of mine, and I’m sure he’s a friend to many. He’s done countless difficult favors for me without ever asking for anything in return—that alone is invaluable. He will always have your back. From a trading standpoint, he’s consistently dialed in on the ever-evolving meta and invests heavily in protocols he’s genuinely bullish on. When he talks, you listen. It's that simple.
on Pluto · 1333· 1y ago7
on Pluto · 1333· 1y ago7“Quiet and cool”Atlas moves like a ghost in the machine. low-key, off the radar, but always dialed into the latest meta before most even catch a whiff. The kind of user who disappears for a bit, then resurfaces with gold. That quiet consistency? It’s often the secret sauce behind lasting success in this space. He may not say much, but when he does, it's either alpha or help and it's usually both.
on atlas · 1572· 1y ago22
on atlas · 1572· 1y ago22