Azuki.eth.ink base.eth $XAGE

First of all I am almost a 100% sure this person does not own the Azuki they have as PFP. What drew my attention to this account was a most recent review left by what seem to be his alt account. https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/579969/en-iyi-icerik-ureticilerinden-biri In this review he is praising himself to be a good content creator because he has 3.6k followers and a little over a 100 posts... obviously it's a botted account, I checked it out. The content on his page is abominable lol I have ZERO mutuals with this person on Twitter... I don't know everyone in web3 BUT if you're a legit Azuki member we would have at least a few! Stop trying to farm this imaginary Ethos airdrop, and pivot to fkn InfoFi at least... If you're so good at content, try to do something real instead of being an AI slop bot account... you're really wasting your time. If you retaliate at me with any of your fake ass alt accounts or bots for my negative review, I will slash you.

When you get called out, most people(just like you) deflect and write a negative review in retaliation. Don't do that. If you show that you would own up to your mistakes and do better, maybe people would consider removing their negative review after a while. But acting like this just shows your true colors instead. Oh and change your PFP lmao.

Azuki posts are concise and get straight to the point. They cover updates on onchain games, Farcaster, and AI experiments. His content is easy to follow and consistently shows what it's like to build these projects. If you're interested in seeing the actual development process, he's worth a follow

I will leave you a neutral review with some advise. If you genuinely want to grow your account like you say said and get back your engagement after getting hacked... the way is to spend some time and create meaningful connections in web3. Join crypto and NFT communities and make friends. Talk about stuff on the TL that interests YOU personally and people will start actually commenting on your posts. Also, people are not dumb and are not easy to fool, it's super obvious to spot alt accounts and suspicious activity on Ethos and on X. The core community of Ethos and the founder himself are always actively trying to spot alt accounts, AI reviews , bots etc... Shady behavior is ALWAYS going to get called out sooner or later. This applies to everyone on this platform, this is a place where reputation and credibility are supposed to be judged... let's use it properly.

Azukisaneth’s posts on the TAC (TacBuild) network highlight the technical layers behind Telegram’s integration with Defi, breaking down how the infrastructure is designed to handle scalability and interaction. His insights into Nexus and Plume focus on protocol interplay, transaction modeling, and the long term dynamics that shape network growth. What makes his commentary valuable is not just the delivery of updates but the exploration of *why* certain technical choices are made and their broader implications. By referencing project documentation and examining algorithmic behavior alongside user adoption, he provides readers with an insider’s lens into how these systems truly operate.

He might not always be the loudest in chat, but whenever he shows up, it’s with positivity and good vibes. Makes the community feel like family.

I’ve come across Azukisan a few times in testnet chats and always found his takes to be spot on. He has a good eye for timing, especially when it comes to early NFT drops and ecosystem updates. What stands out most is how he breaks things down in a simple way, so even when the topic is a bit technical, it doesn’t feel overwhelming.

I met him on the Plume project's Discord, and we made great strides together in the early stages. What first caught my attention was his early discovery of NFT projects that weren't yet known to anyone. I praise him highly every time I see him.

What makes him unique in the Web3 world is his talent for turning his personal discoveries into shared value. He doesn’t just learn he translates complex concepts into ideas that others can use and expand on. His posts often ignite new ways of thinking, encouraging the community to actively explore and contribute. This mix of curiosity, insight, and generosity has earned him a voice people trust and a presence that genuinely enriches the space.

I’ve been following Azukisan for a while and I really like how active he is in the Web3 space. He always finds interesting projects early and shares helpful insights about airdrops, NFTs, and testnets. His posts are easy to follow and give real value to people who want to learn and earn in this space. You can tell he knows what he’s doing and enjoys helping others. Definitely someone worth keeping an eye on if you want to stay ahead in crypto.