Yougetall

48 reviews, 100% of them positive.100% positive · 48 reviews· Influence factor 12, above 2% of accounts

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From 42 activities · Apr 2026

A genuine, low-noise contributor in Web3 known for deep crypto expertise, active participation across Solana, NFTs, and airdrop farming, and consistent transparency without hype. They've been in crypto since 2022, run a Telegram channel sharing practical insights, built useful tools like an Ethos account analytics service, and are valued for being helpful, trustworthy, and supportive—particularly during the Ethos slash period—while maintaining a respectful, straightforward approach to community engagement.

What people say

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“The most unexpected airdrop from L2”I didn't set up a node, I made only a couple of transactions when the mainnet came out, it cost me cents, and to my surprise I was eligible for the drop, which cost hundreds of dollars. As I later found out, it was probably for activity in the ZKsync network, but it was still very nice. I also heard that those who held nodes were also well rewarded. In general, for me after the drop, this network became another forgotten L2, but it is developing, there is support from Binance, etc., so we'll see.

on Sophon · 1608· 1y ago24

“Still a controversial platform”On the one hand, it's a long-standing player in the prediction market space. Vitalik Buterin himself wrote extensively about platforms like this in his articles, wanting to allow people to vote with their own money on decisions (though he mostly wrote about DAO decisions to prevent people from mindlessly voting, he also loves betting on Polymarket and has long promoted it). Recently, Polymarket has experienced significant hype following the 2024 US presidential election, when billions of dollars were already at stake. This, of course, attracted the public and the desire of major insiders who influence such events to make a profit; bets were 50/50 for quite some time. On the other hand, in such prediction markets, as well as on PerpDex trading platforms, 90%+ of people lose money and become the very liquidity for insiders and professional players who either know everything in advance, can influence the market, or are good at analyzing and finding inefficiencies to outperform the majority. Overall, only a couple of percent of users benefit. Of course, a lack of regulation breeds slander, and it happens quite often on Polymarket. It's not like they're trying to prevent it; rather, they want to create a no-holds-barred environment where everyone takes responsibility for themselves. In any case, Polymarket has already been banned by the governments of quite a few large developed countries for unethical betting, money laundering, and lack of proper regulation, and it's unlikely to be unbanned. But on the other hand, they're simply attracting unrealistic investment from major players in traditional finance, and these people will pay for positive media coverage if necessary. There are also many questions about the airdrop or IPO warm-up campaign: what will happen, who will be rewarded, and how the market will evaluate it. It's also possible they'll soon add mandatory KYC and switch to their own blockchain and stablecoin (abandoning Polygon and USDC). I honestly use this platform for hedging or finding delta-neutral strategies, no gambling addiction, if you want to bet on something for the thrill, then only a small amount.

on Polymarket · 1389· 5mo ago · neutral29

“WEB3MAN vibecoder”This person creates real products. For example, at Ethos, he created the Ethos Angel AI agent, which has already generated almost 500 reviews and maintained a rating of around 1300, unlike Eros Agent. He actively writes about technology, vibe coding in Cursor, and shares useful information about crypto and other topics for free. Overall, he has a good mindset, and I think it's worth following and reading him.

on 💎 WEB3MAN.exe · 1384· 9mo ago23

“Lex bro”Imagine a guy who's been making a steady profit in poker for a long time, and then calmly and effortlessly breaks into crypto at a serious level. Lexrumxis a rare individual who instantly reaches a high level in any field. As a GoH member, he instantly became a Polymarket expert, someone who produces clear, convincing forecasts and the best alpha moves. He is valued in the community for his determination, firmness, and mathematical precision.

on lexrum | GOH · 1480· 7mo ago22

“Fast and cheap, huge number of networks”One of the most convenient and fastest bridges with minimal fees, which I use regularly. I like it as much as LiFi and Bungee, and I use it regardless of the possible TGE

on Relay · 1606· 8mo ago22

“Still one of the best wallets for Solana”I've been actively using it for several years now and am generally satisfied. Now, in addition to Solana, they've added Bitcoin, Sui, Ethereum, Monad, Base, Polygon, and HyperEVM, but I still only use them for Solana and a few others. It's great that they're moving forward. They were among the first to have a mobile app, support for cold wallets, multiple seed phrases, and a convenient internal swap, which, admittedly, has a 0.85% fee, which is a lot. They've already accumulated hundreds of millions of dollars that they haven't yet returned to the market, but maybe one day they'll generously distribute them or use them for development. They've also added their own ability for username wallets, integrated Hyperliquid for trading without leaving the wallet, and will soon integrate prediction market Kalshi. They've had many partnerships with various top Solana projects, including their own quests, which is cool. They also have their own staking wrapper, PSOL, and their own stablecoin, CASH. I think the wallet will still make its mark.

on Phantom · 1862· 8mo ago22

“Gem Fablo”I want to share my warmest review of Fablo, who has become a true bro for me in the Web3 world. We crossed paths on Twitter over airdrops and NFTs, and since then, he's been my trusted guide through the chaos of crypto. He's truly on top of everything, from trading to nodes. He has over 5,000 followers, and deservedly so: his content is always helpful, without fluff. He recently returned to Ethos after a break and immediately started leaving helpful reviews, a typical move from someone who values the community.

on Fablo · 1505· 1y ago22

“Good brothers fighting for AI decentralization - the creators of the Gonka AI project”I’ve watched many podcasts featuring them; they appear on practically every major YouTube channel -both in the CIS and the English-speaking world to promote ideas regarding AI decentralization. They cite examples of how companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, due to their centralized structures, unfairly restrict, censor, and politicize access to cutting-edge AI technologies and data centers. In response, they launched their own project, Gonka AI, which incorporates certain principles derived from Bitcoin. Roughly speaking, their goal is to have a network of independent miners provide the computational power required for demanding open-source AI models, operating as a unified protocol - one characterized by far less centralization than the current landscape dominated by a handful of companies in the U.S. They are also well-known for having built and subsequently sold the social media platform Snapchat to its current owners. All in all, they seem like solid guys; you can tell they are truly passionate about their work. I hope they succeed and that this turns out to be a win-win story for the AI space.

on Daniil and David Liberman · 1244· 5mo ago136

“Ship that goes with the flow”It's a decent NFT marketplace for EVM networks, and now for Solana as well. During the NFT hype a couple of years ago, it was at the peak of its popularity, but now it's more like a forgotten veteran. The platform has recently been heavily redesigned, made more modern, and even added built-in token swaps, a perp dex, a rewards system with chests, and numerous partnerships with major artists on various chains like Monad, MegaETH, Berachain, and so on. But honestly, I don't believe in them anymore. A breakthrough or a leap is unlikely; more likely, it's a quiet, steady drift as the market unfolds. They are very dependent on the demand for NFTs, which has been waning over the past few years.

on OpenSea · 1891· 8mo ago · neutral20

“Overall, it's a regular EVM crypto card”I signed up for it not long ago, after TGE and the drop. I can't say I've used many of its features, but it's perfectly fine for paying for online services. It's a standard virtual crypto card in the mobile app, you can top up your account through the internal EVM wallet, and there's a small $ cashback on every purchase. It's not comparable to EtherFi, of course, but it's still good enough.

on Tria · 559· 5mo ago · neutral19

“Strong Marketing Leader”Luca Netz is the CEO of Pudgy Penguins. I have been following their NFT collection for quite a while now and I can say that they have been doing quite well with partnerships, giveaways, and products. I like that they use physical web2 toys to popularize their cryptocurrency brand, and I also like how they have entered the narrative of gifts, stickers in Telegram, which also covers a wide mass of web2 users. Their $PENGU token has been given away to a huge number of people, so that almost everyone has had some contact with their product. Yes, the price has fluctuated, but now it is showing steady growth. I also like their Abstract L2 chain, which is great for web2 users because they don't have to think about seed phrases, gas prices, the wallet is already built with their Google or Twitter account, and there are also a lot of casual games that are great for onboarding new people into crypto. In conclusion, I can say that Luca Netz is doing a consistent, clear job of developing an ecosystem of their products that complement each other and create synergy that can lead to a positive spiral of everything from the NFT collection to the $PENGU token.

on Luca Netz 🐧 · 2091· 1y ago19

“A highly controversial money-grabbing project”The Trump family hasn't stood aside and certainly seems to want to extract as much liquidity from the cryptocurrency market as possible using their name. This project had a highly controversial sale, which ultimately resulted in many participants having their tokens frozen for several years, including one of the major investors, Justin Sun, who publicly tried to fight the unfair changes to the terms after the sale. However, he was ultimately accused of everything imaginable, and his tokens were still frozen, they are currently in trial. Meanwhile, as I see it, they've significantly diluted the token price by issuing additional tokens or unlocking them for themselves. I even heard that on one Dolomite lending page, they pledged all their tokens at 100% and withdrew all USDC from the pool, so those who contributed their $ can no longer withdraw them. Yeah, it feels like any remaining trust in the Trump family is now being monetized into cash for them, from his family's memtokens $TRUMP and $MELANIA to $WLFI and even their stablecoin $USD1, which was issued by World Liberty Financial. I don't know how this story will end, but for now, it looks like a cash grab.

on WLFI · 1071· 5mo ago · negative23

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