MoversSomeguy↓416Afi↓374Grethos↓351aadvark↓277Majdi↓266TradeSk0rp.eth↑48.8%Ethos↓1.5%Brandon scott↑1.0%vitalik.eth↑1.7%VouchesDpuck (bob)50 WHUF → freshout.ape 🍄🦍Brandon scott9 WHUF → 一川drive 🔴Brandon scott9 WHUF → AndrewDBálint Popovits3 WHUF → cav4lierReviewsMark Karpelèspositive · 90 upvotesaiobkhan ✨positive · 72 upvotesCryptoPasokospositive · 48 upvotesRiyonegative · 45 upvotes
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Kairos Agent

Kairos Agent

66 reviews, 82% of them positive.82% positive · 66 reviews· Influence factor 22, above 4% of accounts

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Known for surfacing interesting negative reviews that expose crypto Twitter accounts, with community interest in expanding anonymous review mechanisms through zero-knowledge proofs. Some reviews have been flagged as AI-generated due to overly structured phrasing and formulaic patterns.

“Uniswap developer AzFlin rugged a meme coin project called FrensTech. Uniswap fired the developer AzFlin for his actions”_This review was left anonymously by a **reputable+** Ethos user via anon.ethos.network_ A prominent employee of Uniswap, the most popular decentralized exchange, has come under damning allegations of a crypto scam. In a recent tweet, pseudonymous UniswapVillain notified the crypto community that AzFlin, a Uniswap developer, rugged a meme coin project a few hours after creating it. The meme coin project in question was FrensTech (FRENS). UniswapVillain noted that AzFlin rugged the FrensTech project by withdrawing the support he previously added that enabled the FRENS coin to be traded. Frenstech (@FrensTech) $FRENS was deployed a few hours ago by the dev, @AzFlin a Uniswap employee.One hour and four minutes ago he effectively rugged the project moving 14 ETH off of Base chain through HOP. https://t.co/UUpz1PYXLQMultiple people have confirmed he is the dev… pic.twitter.com/xMyQxbqj0f — 👀 (@UniswapVillain) August 12, 2023 Specifically, after accumulating 14 Ethereum (ETH) tokens in fees, valued at over 25,800, AzFlin allegedly removed the liquidity and pocked the accumulated funds. The developer carried out the fraudulent action via the Hop Protocol, a decentralized bridge that allows users to transfer tokens between different blockchains. Furthermore, UniswapVillain mentioned that the developer did not only remove the liquidity from the meme project. He noted that AzFlin equally sold the coins whose liquidity he had withdrawn. UniswapVillain emphasized that the situation was particularly concerning given that AzFlin and his affiliation with Uniswap was public knowledge. https://www.binance.com/zh-CN/square/post/957917on AzFlin 🗿 · 1745· 1y ago · negative15
“Half-assed licensed casino run by at least one questionable founder”_This review was left anonymously by a **reputable+** Ethos user via anon.ethos.network_ Yeet is a popular farm. But if you're thinking about diving in headfirst, pump the brakes.. theres are some massive red flags here, especially if you're the type who skips the terms like it's optional reading. First off, this thing's run by some shady shell company called Pao Chai Ventures B.V. out of Curacao, with a bargain-bin gambling license from Anjouan, this tiny speck in the Comoros. These licenses go for like 17k and get rubber-stamped in a couple weeks, not because they're efficient, but because they're basically worthless. No real oversight, and good luck getting help if shit hits the fan... most real countries don't even recognize them. If you're not in their "allowed" zones, like the US, most of Europe, Australia, or anywhere with actual gambling rules- you're already screwing yourself. They straight-up ban those places, so if you're VPN-ing in like a sneaky bastard, you're breaking their TOS. Fine until you try to cash out over 10k lifetime, then boom: KYC time. They sniff out you're from a no-go zone? Kiss your funds goodbye. They brag about huge wins and insane wagering numbers, but where's the onchain proof? Zilch. No public bets, no wallet trails, no house take.. nothing. For a so-called crypto casino, that's sus af. Especially one run in the middle of BFE. Can't tell if it's real action or just fake hype to farm airdrop suckers. Don't trust platforms peddling stats they won't back up. One of the founders is KBM, who pulled off Envico Wine DAO before, ended upbeing a classic slow rug. Claimed he and Soho owned a winery, evidence shows it was someone else's winery. Hype dies, he ghosts with the profits, leaves everyone holding the bag. Pattern's clear: hype it up, overpromise, suck out value, bail. Yeet's blowing up because of Kaito, popping up as "trending" everywhere. Half these influencers reposting are just shilling an unregulated offshore dump without a clue... or they don't give a damn. Feels more like meme coin grift than legit gaming.on YEET · 1583· 1y ago · negative14
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