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Serpin Taxt

Serpin Taxt

2,005 reviews, 92% of them positive; 152.4K WHUF vouched for them by 114 people.92% positive · 2,005 reviews· 152.4K WHUF vouched· Influence factor 331, above 63% of accounts

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Serpin is the founder and CEO of Ethos Network, a reputation and accountability platform built on-chain to combat sybils, scammers, and bad actors in crypto. A 12-year product leader with experience at Atlassian, HouseCallPro, and as an early hire at Message.io (YC W16), he brings deep expertise in product, security, identity verification, and fraud prevention. Known for hands-on community engagement, transparent communication, and uncompromising commitment to building trust through economic incentives and measurable reputation—he actively vouches for credible users, slashes bad actors with evidence, and iterates on Ethos mechanics based on real user behavior. Consistently praised for his work ethic, accessibility despite being CEO, and vision of making crypto more human-centered and trustworthy.

“Lost user funds due to "hack" and "db corruption" - smells a bit fishy”- CEO hacked - db "corrupt" - users lost everything per rekt.news "Something is rotten in the state of crypto. Xeggex, a low-key altcoin haven, vanished overnight while some funds may have suspiciously slipped away. Their CEO's account was "hacked," they said - right before the database mysteriously "corrupted" and users lost access to everything. Strange timing for technical difficulties, coming just hours after February's massive market dump. Meanwhile, millions in altcoins reportedly remain in wallets connected to the exchange, inaccessible to many of their owners. The Xeggex situation bears striking resemblances to previous exchange collapses. Community investigators have alleged connections to Paul Vernon - the figure behind Cryptsy's collapse in 2016, who was later indicted by the U.S. Department of Justice for allegedly stealing user funds. Paul Vernon didn't just abandon Cryptsy - he gutted it. After learning about the exchange's receivership in April 2016, he remotely pillaged its servers, snatched the customer database with all funds, then torched the digital evidence on his way out. The similarities continue with Altilly, an exchange that similarly suffered a reported "hack" in 2020, followed by database corruption claims that left users without access to their funds. From Cryptsy to Altilly to possibly Xeggex, a pattern emerges: exchanges suddenly face technical issues, customer funds become inaccessible, and recovery promises stretch indefinitely while blockchain analysis tells a different story. When exchanges collapse, what really happens behind the technical explanations?" Full story- https://rekt.news/plant-a-red-flag/on XeggeX · 1183· 1y ago · negative59
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