On November 13, 2025, @PremiumSaltine_ opened a slash against @fantasy_top_ on Ethos, seeking 150 credibility score. The slash was titled “It was all a fantasy.”
The case reached well beyond the account being slashed. According to Ethos, 508 supporters of @fantasy_top_ stood to lose over 8k credibility score if the slash succeeded.
What a slash is
Ethos is an onchain reputation network where people review and vouch for each other, and every account gets a credibility score from what others say about it. A slash is a formal challenge to an account’s reputation, a way of asking the network to decide whether that account should lose credibility.
Ethos flagged this one as a “slash alert,” calling attention to a case with a large number of people connected to the outcome.
The case at a glance
- Slashed by: @PremiumSaltine_
- Account slashed: @fantasy_top_
- Amount sought: 150 credibility score
- Title: “It was all a fantasy”
- Supporters affected: 508
- Credibility score at risk for supporters: over 8k, if the slash succeeded
Why the supporters mattered
The amount sought from @fantasy_top_ itself was 150 credibility score. The figure at risk for its backers was far larger: over 8k across 508 supporters. That gap is what made the case notable.
On a reputation network, backing an account is not free of consequences. When people put their own credibility behind someone, a successful challenge to that account can reach them too. A slash like this one tests not only the account in question but also the judgment of everyone who stood behind it.
Where the details were posted
Ethos shared the details of the slash on its activity page: app.ethos.network/activity/slash/319/it-was-all-a-fantasy.
The outcome
The Ethos posts announcing the slash don’t record how it ended, so whether @fantasy_top_ lost the 150 credibility score, and whether its 508 supporters lost any of theirs, isn’t covered here. The slash page linked above is the place to check the result.
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