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wale.moca 🐳

wale.moca 🐳

858 reviews, 90% of them positive; 267 WHUF vouched for them by 2 people.90% positive · 858 reviews· 267 WHUF vouched· Influence factor 243, above 48% of accounts

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Influential Web3 and NFT voice on crypto Twitter with a large following, known for consistent content on market trends, project analysis, and early-stage opportunities. However, reputation is significantly damaged by undisclosed paid promotions—most notably receiving $8,000 USDC to promote the Trove ICO, which later collapsed as a scam. This led to a formal slash on Ethos with 92.5% community support. Pattern of undisclosed ads, deleted posts after projects failed, and collaborations with questionable projects (DeepNode, others) without clear disclosure undermine credibility despite acknowledgment of past mistakes and some supporters' belief he has learned from them.

“Why I Think He’s One of the Best Voices in Web3”I’ve been spending some time going through his X account lately, and I’ve got to say—I really enjoyed it. He’s made quite a name for himself in the Web3 and NFT world, and it’s easy to see why. With over 71,000 followers, he’s clearly built a strong presence, but what struck me most is how genuine his connection with the community feels. It’s not just numbers or hype—it’s about creating real conversations around NFTs and decentralized culture. What I find especially cool is how he’s turned his love for writing into something so impactful. His threads—whether he’s unpacking NFT projects or diving into Web3 trends—are not only easy to follow but also full of insights. His viral Moonbirds thread, for example, didn’t just summarize the situation, it broke down the rise and fall in a way that actually made sense. You can tell he’s not just chasing attention; he really cares about helping people understand the space. Another thing I respect is how authentic his journey feels. He didn’t suddenly appear out of nowhere—he started small, posting memes and casual stuff, and then found his lane with long-form threads. Now he’s written over 150 of them, which is pretty wild when you think about it. They’re not rushed hot takes either; they’re researched, thoughtful, and often include what the community is saying. His breakdown of the Azuki ecosystem is a perfect example, especially since he’s a Researcher in Residence there. His writing doesn’t try to shout or show off—it just pulls you in naturally, like talking to a friend who happens to know a lot about Web3. Of course, like anyone who’s out there in the open, he gets the occasional criticism. I did see a post accusing him of cutting a paid vacation short, which honestly felt pretty random. Without context it’s hard to take that seriously, but it’s a good reminder that in the crypto space, people will always question—even those who’ve earned trust. If you’re even a little curious about NFTs or Web3, I think following him is totally worth it. His posts make things easier to understand without dumbing them down, and he manages to keep it interesting at the same time. He’s not perfect (nobody is), but I really respect the effort he puts into the community and the consistency of his work. For me, it hasn’t just been about learning from what he shares—it’s also been genuinely fun to read along, and that’s not something I can say about most accounts in this space.kratos · 1228· 1y ago12
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