Fay

Fay dos not just post she curates clarity. With a calm tone and razor-sharp insight, she makes even the most complex ideas in Web3 feel grounded and useful. Whether it’s Hyperbolic, 0G, or Espresso, her content turns tech into narrative. Quietly powerful. Consistently valuable.

Fayfilm, is a compelling hub for those fascinated by the intersection of crypto and AI! Their posts focus on projects like Espresso and Hyperbolic Labs, diving into open-source blockchain tools and advanced cryptographic solutions. From promoting Espresso’s open-source code like HotShot and CAPE, which fosters trust and collaboration in the blockchain community, to highlighting Hyper dOS’s use of advanced cryptography to boost AI data security amid a 15% rise in breaches, Fayfilm brings a forward-thinking, technical perspective. Their engagement with innovative projects and sharing of direct resource links shows a commitment to education. The only drawback is that the technical content might feel dense for newcomers. If you’re into blockchain, DeFi, and AI, this profile is a valuable resource

Fay moves through Web3 noticing threads most people overlook she turns complex ideas into moments you can grasp and apply every post feels like a map pointing toward opportunities and understanding she dives into projects not for hype but to connect people ideas and progress following her feels like walking beside someone quietly shaping the way the space moves showing where attention matters and making you see things you would have missed

https://app.ethos.network/activity/slash/320/running-two-high-rep-sybil-accounts Opening a slash on Fay for having a second account Corey https://app.ethos.network/profile/0x8ba5908a107Ed29C898b00B498FCce0d88299175. 

Now normally having two accounts tied to one person is hard to prove as the obvious defence is that these two people are family members or close friends. However in this case, I hope to put together a slash to shows these two accounts are run by the same person. Part 1: The onchain connections ##    Confirmed Cluster Members ### Core Cluster (High Confidence: 90-95%) | # | Address | ENS/Label | Portfolio Value | Relationship Evidence | |---|---------|-----------|----------------|----------------------| | 1 | **[0x8ba590](https://app.nansen.ai/profiler?address=0x8ba5908a107ed29c898b00b498fcce0d88299175)** | **0xhmd.eth** (Target) | $1.1K | Primary wallet | - This is Corey’s account https://app.ethos.network/profile/0x8ba5908a107Ed29C898b00B498FCce0d88299175 | 2 | **[0xa8c46b](https://app.nansen.ai/profiler?address=0xa8c46b0772276876246c18f7a18a58e993e775ba)** | **hmd7ai.eth** | $2.2K | First funded by target on 6 chains; Shared multisig signer | | 3 | **[0x721641](https://app.nansen.ai/profiler?address=0x72164114e4e66102f68439da7b3d1318b8b00405)** | **levi86.eth** | $30 | Shared CEX deposits; Direct transfers | - This is Fay’s account https://app.ethos.network/profile/0x72164114e4E66102F68439Da7B3d1318B8B00405 | 4 | **[0x921ba2](https://app.nansen.ai/profiler?address=0x921ba2ae1f5d08a9aafe2b16c417e37a105cd34e)** | **hamid86.eth** | $42 | Shared CEX deposits; Direct transfers | | 5 | **[0xf8deda](https://app.nansen.ai/profiler?address=0xf8dedac36490543fee0f3e60a1e64b81534dc16f)** | No ENS | $9.2K | Funded target on zkSync; Large bidirectional flows; Deployed "hamid86 meme" & "Levi Meme" contracts | ### 1. **Naming Pattern Analysis**   **Highly Suspicious Naming Convention:** - 0xhmd.eth - hmd7ai.eth - hamid86.eth - hamid--akhlaghi.x (old Unstoppable domain) - levi86.eth All names suggest Iranian origin (Hamid, Mohammad) with similar numbering schemes (86, 7ai, 05). ### 2. **Special Address Relationships**   **First Funder Analysis:** - **hmd7ai.eth** was first funded by **0xhmd.eth** on 6 different chains:   - Arbitrum (Feb 24, 2024)   - Base (Jan 22, 2024)   - Ethereum (Nov 20, 2022)   - Optimism (Jan 9, 2023)   - Polygon (Dec 11, 2021)   - Unichain (Jul 5, 2025) - **0xf8deda** first funded **0xhmd.eth** on zkSync (Jun 17, 2024) **Shared Multisig Control:** - Both **0xhmd.eth** and **hmd7ai.eth** are signers of the same Gnosis Safe multisig: **[0xd921a1](https://app.nansen.ai/profiler?address=0xd921a11b5e7b840271055a210f82fc5334c78de4)** on Ethereum ### 3. **Bidirectional Fund Flows**   **Between 0xhmd.eth and hmd7ai.eth:** - Sent: $4.5K | Received: $5.1K - Direct transfers of U tokens ($1.3K) and PROVE ($70.6) from target to hmd7ai.eth **Between 0xhmd.eth and 0xf8deda:** - Multiple large bidirectional flows totaling over $40K:   - ZK tokens: $25K received, $7.2K sent   - OP tokens: $5.8K received, $2.5K sent   - DEGEN/VVV: $3.2K received, $567 sent   - ARB: $897 received, $3K sent **Within Extended Cluster:** - levi86.eth → 0xhmd.eth: LINEA $171.1 - hamid86.eth → levi86.eth: LINEA $244.1, ETH $39.9 - hamid86.eth → 0xhmd.eth: ETH $78.3 ### 4. **Shared CEX Deposit Addresses**   **MEXC Deposit ([0xa2348d](https://app.nansen.ai/profiler?address=0xa2348d28d7a5aabe9c8c5ea4d1e519fc3f46ca77)):** - **0xhmd.eth**: $4K deposited (H, RED, ARKM tokens) - **0xf8deda**: $1K deposited (USDC) - **levi86.eth**: $916.9 deposited (SKATE) - **hamid86.eth**: $605 deposited (USDT) - **hmd7ai.eth**: $108.3 deposited (SAHARA) Part 2: Naming mistake What’s important to note here is that all connected accounts besides Fay’s account contains a variation of the name “Hamid” - 0xhmd.eth - hmd7ai.eth - hamid86.eth which shows these wallets are likely owned by someone named Hamid. For wallet 0xf8deda, it doesn’t have an ENS but it deployed "hamid86 meme" & "Levi Meme" contracts. Also if you go to Corey’s wallet on Arkham https://intel.arkm.com/explorer/address/0x8ba5908a107Ed29C898b00B498FCce0d88299175 you can see his name on it is hamid__akhlaghi which is his Open Sea name. On Corey’s Ethos profile, his discord and telegram name is @Hmd7ai Fay’s wallet doesn’t have any variation of the name Hamid, however when you go to his Ethos profile his discord name is @hmdyuck which shows the same naming pattern as the other wallets. Part 3: Friends and Family? Ok so that is just one slip up. What if they are family members or friends in real life? Here is Fay’s review of Corey: https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/287669/a-crypto-goblin - No mention of family relationship - No mention of close personal friendship - Generic praise focused on X/Twitter posts Here is Corey’s review of Fay: https://app.ethos.network/activity/review/281996/my-old-friend-in-crypto - Describes as "old friend in crypto" (vague, non-specific) - No mention of real-life friendship or family ties - Generic praise focused on X/Twitter posts If these were real family members or close friends, I would expect more personal details, shared experiences, or acknowledgment of their relationship. These reviews are very generic. Part 4: X Connections Smoking Gun When I looked up the hmd7ai.eth wallet, it led me to a Twitter account @Hmd7ai7 (https://x.com/Hmd7ai7). This account basically exists just to repost Corey and Fay's tweets https://x.com/MrNeverPullsOut/status/1989897148616303044

Part 5: Conclusion

Look, any one of these things alone might be explainable. Maybe they're cousins and that's why the names are similar. Maybe they're roommates sharing a CEX account. But when you put it all together:
 The shared MEXC deposit address means all 5 wallets are controlled by one exchange account. The "hmd" naming everywhere including Fay's discord mistake directly ties both accounts to "Hamid." The generic reviews that avoid saying anything specific. The dedicated twitter bot just amplifying both accounts. This isn't two people. This is one person running multiple Ethos accounts to farm reputation and boost credibility.

This is Fay, one of those stories I'm grateful to have stumbled upon. We seemed to be interested in the same kind of "niche" NFT art projects, and I noticed that he always had a rational and well-researched perspective. In a noisy environment, he offers a levelheaded perspective on things. It’s refreshing to see someone focus on the substance of a project. He's definitely a quality follow.

I first came across him when he was creating content for Espresso and being super active as a Yapper for Zama. He’s got a really solid Twitter presence -you can tell he genuinely enjoys what he’s doing and puts real effort into sharing useful insights. He’s also one of the most active members in Ethos, always curious, always keeping up with the latest updates and projects. I really respect that kind of consistency and dedication it’s not easy to stay this engaged in the space for so long

I met Fay through the 0G project, and she helped me a lot with content creation and the type of content to focus on, which even allowed me to earn a Discord role. Fay always shares key insights that bring great value to the community.

I met him during a project and quickly noticed his patience and determination he never rushes but always delivers with precision his ability to guide others while staying focused on his own work makes him an anchor in any team his calm yet strong presence inspires confidence in everyone around him

Love how you mix fun posts with deep dives. From mindshare leaderboards and InfoFi tools to big-picture solutions like @EspressoSys, you make Web3 feel both exciting and understandable. Super valuable to follow.

I know Fay from Kaito, where we worked together on a project. He was always very active and wrote smart tweets that I learned a lot from. Later, I saw him active on Ethos, which made me curious about the project. He also gave me the invite code to join. Now he is very active in the Espresso project, and I always learn a lot from his tweets about it.