Nastaran 

That little grifter I wrote a review about just a few days ago (here: https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/338183/grifter ) has basically turned into art crime case in no time. lol X's blowing up with posts exposing her art thefts. A user named @TezomoPepdici has published hard evidence proving that most of her works are direct copies. Here’s one of those posts as an example: (https://x.com/TezomoPepdici/status/1951973174784188784 ) The objkt website has shut down her profile and even added the "Copy Minter" tag to it! ( check : https://objkt.com/@itsnaastaaraan ) But it’s not just about stealing art. The bigger issue is the damage she’s doing to the entire community. She’s gathering normies and newcomers around her, playing the victim to gain sympathy, while in reality she’s undermining the trust this space was built on. This kind of behavior isn’t just unacceptable it’s toxic and dangerous to everything we've worked so hard to create.

An account that has been shunned by every individual and community.
Even though I blocked him a year ago,
he still obsessively stalks to vent his grudges and complexes.
He constantly seeks attention through cheap, sensational antics and endless backstabbing gossip about community members.
For a long time, he faked having a terminal illness, manipulated everyone’s emotions across communities, and pretended to be an artist.
He was even kicked off the Object platform.
Yet, with staggering audacity, he keeps hurling accusations, insults, and slander at others.

I don’t take any pleasure in writing this but I believe silence in the face of exploitative behavior only leads to more harm in the Web3 space. “ItsNaastaaraan” is someone who charges newcomers for information that’s either publicly available or extremely basic, packaging it as “expert education” This is not only unethical but a clear case of exploiting people’s lack of knowledge for personal gain. Even worse, there have been multiple instances where nastaran has used other artists’ works without permission or credit, presenting them as his own and selling them to inexperienced collectors. This is a blatant violation of creative rights and deeply disrespectful to the original creators. As someone who genuinely believes in the value of NFTs and meme culture, I see this behavior as not just unprofessional but actively harmful. Our space needs transparency, honesty and respect for creators. not grifters looking to extract value from a growing community.

I love the art and aesthetic of the feed, plus they are a super solid creator.