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160 reviews, 99% of them positive; 80 WHUF vouched for them by 2 people.99% positive · 160 reviews· 80 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 8, above 1% of accounts

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From 14 activities · Apr 2026

An early Eclipse OG with deep knowledge and consistent activity across web3 projects, known for genuine community commitment, thoughtful engagement, and supporting newcomers—though one reviewer raised concerns about unsolicited vouch exchanges and farming practices.

What people say

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“Powerful crypto developer and founder”Firaga's been around in the space for a while, and honestly, I’m super glad I came across him through the Eclipse project. He’s a solid dev and also the founder of a few cool projects like: Anagram Genesis Labs Beat Bots These are all his, and he’s been pushing them hard. Two are still early, but one already went global, which tells you he’s not just messing around, he’s got a real plan and he’s sticking to it. Hope he keeps crushing it and gets all the wins he deserves

on velvetdaisies · 1312· 1y ago11

“I'm so bullish on MegaETH”MegaETH is another one of those projects where the team is clearly driven by real innovation and a vision that goes beyond just making money. They’ve come together for something much bigger than personal gain—and that’s rare. Any project that’s serious about building needs to start with a real, active, and solid community. This journey is tough and exhausting, and only with a genuine and goal-oriented community can it be walked successfully. That’s why from day one, MegaETH made an effort to filter out the crowd and identify real users. I remember they had some forms we had to fill out—100 questions in total. Anyone who answered at least 85% correctly got a special role on their Discord. Unfortunately, due to my bad internet at the time, I couldn’t finish. I lost connection around question 40, and in the end, I only managed to answer 38% correctly—so I didn’t get that role. From that point on, I stopped following the project closely. Honestly, they lost me there, because I could’ve been a booster for them on this tough journey and helped their growth. Because I didn’t get that role, I missed out on the NFT they later offered for 1 ETH. I wanted to buy it, but I remembered how I was turned away over some silly questions, so I changed my mind and didn’t go for the NFT. Still, I’m bullish on MegaETH, and I truly hope they succeed and push forward with strength through this challenging path.

on MegaETH · 2277· 1y ago33

“Eclipse OG and eBeliever”I met Danyokku through Eclipse and got to really know him there. He’s a trusted and hardworking person who’s always trying to help and guide others — and that’s exactly why he became an OG in Eclipse. We’re proud to have him. Honestly, I can’t imagine Eclipse without him — that’s just the truth. He’s one of those rare community members who can play a major role because he’s got both the creativity and the talent to make an impact.

on danyokku · 1277· 1y ago13

“As always they lost the match to a newcomer !”I've known CoinMarketCap since the day I entered crypto, and it was one of the main platforms I used every single day. I relied on it to track coins, check tokenomics, exchange listings, trading volume, and so many other things. It was genuinely like a handbook to me. But it failed to keep moving in the right direction, and it lost the game to its competitor. When your entire focus becomes making money and maximizing revenue, you stop recognizing and delivering on the users' core needs. That's where CoinGecko got it right. While CoinMarketCap was filling the platform with ads and sometimes censoring things, they were focused on building. Now, many people like me use only CoinGecko, and all that's left of CoinMarketCap is a good memory

on CoinMarketCap · 1766· 4mo ago · neutral10

“Sina is real Kaito legend”Sinajangara is a relentless crypto warrior on X, cutting through market chaos with razor-sharp analysis and AI-driven precision. I first encountered Sina months ago while starting with Kaito, and his ability to blend complex tools with raw intellect blew me away. His threads, like a recent breakdown of Ethereum’s price patterns using candlestick charts or a deep dive into DeFi yield farming, feel like the work of a seasoned veteran. He’s blunt but engaging, often replying to followers with practical tips on trading strategies, fostering lively debates without fluff. Sina’s posts, packed with data and wit, challenge hype and spark curiosity. His knack for simplifying intricate crypto trends while leveraging AI tools sets him apart as a trailblazer. Watching him navigate this space, I’m convinced the future belongs to those like Sina, who merge tech and smarts to redefine crypto content, inspiring me to dig deeper daily.

on Sina · 1261· 1y ago10

“Filip destroyed the Canna Sapiens project with his own hands, he's truly incompetent.”The Canna Sapiens project was the most popular project on the Abstract chain. With an active community that created hundreds of Twitter posts every day and produced incredible art, it had all the ingredients at the time to become a successful and profitable collection. But thanks to the stupidity and greed of the idiot Filip, all of this fell apart, and Canna Sapiens turned into worthless trash! When a collection launches with a 6000 supply, you shouldn’t set a high price for it, you should let it grow naturally through the strength of the community. But they decided to open mint at 0.05 ETH to stuff their pockets with more money! The stupidity and greed of these people destroyed the large and talented Canna Sapiens community, wasting the time, energy, and capital of many people. Filip, as the founder of this project, was responsible and should have found a way to make up for this disaster he caused, but he had no idea or plan for the future, and day by day, he dragged everyone closer to ruin! These kinds of people need to be removed from the crypto space because they’re polluting it, and this blatant theft needs to be exposed for everyone to hear.

on Filip · 1227· 1y ago · negative12

“explorer, collector in web3 world”BZDMN is one of those people who shined during two peak periods in the Eclipse community! Back when no one was blaming anyone and the team’s and community’s trust and reputation were still intact, we were able to grow strong together and get noticed. BZDMN fought and grew like a UFC champion on that path. I remember this guy once knitted a hat with the Eclipse "E" logo on it and made a video showing how it was machine-knit. Another time, he knitted a pair of socks that I really liked and wanted him to make one for me, but since we’re far apart, he couldn’t get it to me. Maybe one day I’ll visit him and get those nice socks from him. I’m proud to have a friend like him; he’s definitely one of the smartest people in this community.

on BZDMN · 1280· 1y ago12

“Octra powers a global encrypted computing layer for blockchain, AI, and decentralized applications”Octra has been building in Switzerland since 2021 and is developing an L1 that works directly with Fully Homomorphic Encryption (their own approach called HFHE, or Hypergraph FHE). The idea is pretty interesting: data stays encrypted at all times, yet the network can still perform computations, execute applications, process transactions, and even run AI inference without ever seeing the underlying plaintext. Validators and nodes never have access to the actual data. Another thing that caught my attention is their isolated environments called Circles, where you can deploy complete applications even with frontends while keeping everything private. The way I see it, their goal is to push privacy beyond just transactions and into programmable computation and state itself, which could open the door for private DeFi, sensitive data processing, confidential AI, and other use cases. That said, the team has been fairly transparent about the current limitations. According to their posts and documentation, proof generation and encryption/decryption can still be slow in some cases (around 30–40 seconds or more on standard hardware), the ecosystem is still early, production-ready dApps are limited, and the user experience still has room for improvement.

on octra · 1442· 5mo ago · neutral9

“NFT lover and content creator”legolaslenss brings the crypto market to life with sharp humor and a keen eye Their personality is playful and relatable like a cool friend next to you, sharing takes on everything from Bitcoin to meme coins. Their tweet about KEKIUS pumping 1200% after an Elon post was full of sarcasm and sparked a lively debate. They’re always chatting with followers and genuinely engaging with their thoughts. Their vibe feels like a guide who makes the market clearer with a laugh along the way.

on legolas · 1326· 1y ago9

“A sweet dream that was reduced to ashes in just one night”Yes, you’ve all heard the story of Eclipse and the powerful ASC community, and you know how it fell from the top to the bottom! The team’s completely wrong and foolish policies destroyed everything, something they still refuse to accept! I was with Eclipse from day one, what they called OG, but I wish I hadn’t been… I saw how users loved this ecosystem passionately, believed in its values, and put all their effort, heart, and soul into building its future, yet all that hard work and dedication went unrewarded and was destroyed! I remember someone saying, “Sell your Pudgy Penguins to buy ASC,” acting like they had lived their whole life for this moment and that their mission was to build this family but that wasn’t true! They were just one of many who were here only to fill their own pockets. Unfortunately, I have to say this because after all these events, I’ve seen no positive action and no sign of remorse from this team, and they’ve proven they don’t want to fix anything. We were destroyed. What was this destruction for??? If you’re reading this, answer me yeah, I’m talking to you, the one ignoring all of this, with your eyes and ears closed.

on After School Club · 756· 1y ago · neutral16

“Sia is one of the strong node runners in the community”I think, Sia is one of the most reliable node runners in the community. I first got to know him when he explained about Massa Labs and how to set up a node, writing a full thread of tweets about it. That’s when I truly trusted him and realized he has immense talent in this field and that I could learn a lot from him. Although I haven’t made much progress in this area myself, I’m still ready to collaborate with him if he introduces me to a good project I’ve always had trouble buying the right server for running a node, but he introduced me to a few good sites where I could even rent servers hourly at low prices. I’ll never forget that help and I’m always grateful for it. He deserves the best because he’s genuinely technical and has a lot of knowledge in this field.

on siyamak · 1328· 1y ago11

“Ethos is exactly the wake-up call we needed”Serpin is the mastermind behind Ethos, and he’s now sparked a revolution in crypto, becoming a true savior for the space. I can say this with confidence because I’ve been joining his weekly spaces, and I see how determined he is to bring major changes. Over the past weeks, I’ve witnessed how his new rules have turned Ethos into a practical tool for the community. Just this week, by distributing 17 million XP among 4k active users, he showed that he genuinely cares about the steady growth of this ecosystem and wants to build a real community. The only issue I have with Ethos policies so far is that NFT holders are given way too much XP, which I don’t think is fair at all. To me, it just doesn’t make sense, and I believe Serpin needs to reconsider this if true fairness is the goal.

on Serpin Taxt · 2000· 1y ago28

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