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28 reviews, 61% of them positive; 100 WHUF vouched for them by 1 person.61% positive · 28 reviews· 100 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 14, above 3% of accounts

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A prolific contributor known for sharp analysis of scams, rugs, and protocol mechanics, with deep expertise in crypto, cybersecurity, and privacy narratives. Consistently calls out low-effort reviews and bad actors in the community, though critics dispute whether their negative reviews are always thoroughly investigated or sometimes driven by personal disputes rather than objective analysis.

“your periodic reminder to revoke”Over time your hot wallets end up with a lot of permissions that might be able to get exploited in the future. It's important to periodically revoke permissions - on your social accounts like discord and twitter, as well as on your wallets. If you don't periodically manage the permissions on your socials and wallets you're taking on unnecessary (and preventable) risk of getting rekt. While your social accounts have settings like "3rd party permissions" that let you revoke access, in crypto you need tools like revoke.cash Revoke is imho. one of the tools you NEED to know about, but it's also important to know about alternative tools. If you remember the Ledger Connect Kit exploit then you might recall revoke.cash being affected as well. https://x.com/martypartymusic/status/1735333908617765110 https://x.com/officer_secret/status/1735276914321846498 (That was a Ledger whoopsie due to not revoking previous employee access -> that ex-employee getting phished -> pushing malicious code to prod. Many protocols were affected due to the connect kit dependency, that's why this is still a positive review for Revoke. All blame for the connect kit exploit is on Ledger and them not following basic corporate security 101 - like not revoking former employee access and allowing a single account push code to prod. Also, Ledger lied about it in their PR damage control statement: https://x.com/rot13maxi/status/1735379071171760274) But this is not a Ledger review, so let's not get too offtopic :) Revoke is a great tool to know about, but you also need to be aware of alternatives - because crypto is crypto and sometimes frontends get compromised. A good alternative to revoke is the etherscan token approval checker: https://etherscan.io/tokenapprovalchecker I use both tools regularly. And so should you. If you've read this far, then it might be a good time to check your approvals (on your wallets AND on your socials) - stay safe :)on Revoke.cash · 1696· 4mo ago25
“grifter targeting the milady ecosystem to max extract liquidity using the milady name”Holy shit, what a shitshow. Evidently a grifter targeting milady. I noticed Shaw is specifically targeting milady while declining affiliation (because there is none, it's just a grift). Somehow there is a BSC milady shitcoin, on a February 2026 account, getting buybacks from Shaw. Another grift, most likely launched and endorsed by Shaw himself. For starters, the only milady coin is CULT. Anything else is a grift trying to profit from the milady name. Grifters never stop inventing new ways to exploit communities, Shaw is a prime example of that. Grifting on grifting on grifting on grifting and aiming for max extraction out of the ecosystem. Only the original CULT token holds any real value in the milady ecosystem, any milady would know that. This Shaw character is just another layer in the endless scam pyramid trying to grift off the milady name. Relevant: https://x.com/miyaspokeofthis/status/2025896612761829455 "Oh? @elizaOSis on GITHUB Trending - #1 Repo of the day" - promoting Shaws project. https://x.com/milady_bsc/status/2024857596122091976 "Buy back from @shawmakesmagic 👏 I guess it's the first token Shaw has ever bought on the BNB Chain." https://x.com/milady_bsc/status/2024708549969137992 "More buybacks from @shawmakesmagic." https://x.com/milady_bsc/status/2025138286222864495 Bubblemaps cluster: https://v2.bubblemaps.io/map?address=0xc20e45e49e0e79f0fc81e71f05fd2772d6587777&chain=bsc Highly likely just another layer to do targeted grifting and liquidity extraction out of the milady ecosystem. Avoid at all costs! Luvv explained it quite well: >no gtd mints for remilia asset holders >same "reward" for owning a milady as for holding the "milady bsc memecoin" (lolwut) >"it's free so no one can call it a scam" "but no whitelist lmao" >"we won't launch the mint through any reputable platform but instead through our new app (?????) this way we can make sure that we're the only ones able to bot most of the supply at launch lol" "his plan is to grift you with a 1 minute botted mintout to fake interest then make u fomo into buying this dogshit on secondary dont fall for it" https://x.com/luvvpilled/status/2025719454332498109on Shaw · 1039· 8mo ago · negative24
“neutral”I don't always agree with Nikita re: product updates (especially the local-content one, as it would basically kill creators targeting global audience and having minimal local engagement), but I feel like the negative reviews re: bans might be slightly biased and unjustified. I'm a crypto account and I'm active on crypto twitter. I called out Nikita a few times in the past - none of them were necessarily very civil. But when I had issues Nikita still reached out and helped solving them. And I'm not banned (yet 😹). But that's because I don't have the social media presence of a bot. Any time I've seen crypto accounts call out Nikita it usually were people who spend their days mass replying "GM" or spamming "plz follow back" without ever tweeting anything meaningful. Oftentimes they also mass engage in reposting and commenting under fake crypto giveaways. You might have seen Nikita dunking on accounts like that more than once. You might be human, but if you have the online presence of a bot - then you might get nuked. And imho that's deserved because you're not contributing anything and just making the platform worse for everyone. There have been CT bans that weren't justified and felt very targeted - nub comes to mind. But this isn't necessarily Nikita's fault; he is the head of product and not someone who handles account restrictions. The recent ban waves targeted bots and accounts with bot-like activity. If you got hit by the recent ban wave then you most likely were one of the accounts that got flagged due to bot-like activity. Paying for premium and being human verified on ethos doesn't change the fact that you have a social media presence of a bot. And it doesn't give you immunity - there's plenty of bots and scammers with a checkmark. They aren't immune to account restrictions either. This is my first neutral review. I chose to leave a neutral review precisely because I don't always agree with Nikita, but I also don't necessarily agree with accounts negatively reviewing him because they got nuked due to having the social media presence of a bot.on Nikita Bier · 1543· 6mo ago · neutral21
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