Nikhil Sethi

Funded 100+ startups with @officialZuvomo | Helping traders with @KillShillAI | Web3 Veteran | Columnist | Alum @isbedu exec

[KillShill @killshillAI]

@Jelitics Cameraman never dies; screenshot traders never lose a dime

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

@telegram Agree

[Hedge @Hedge_osint]

@adigitalblogger @WealthSolitaire @killshillAI is building a credibility layer on top of finfluencers.
A much bigger concern is that some signals published by @SEBI_India RAs appear to be manipulated, with posts reportedly being deleted after publication.
If true, this is a far more serious issue for retailers.

[KillShill @killshillAI]

Summary of X posts on $SPCX.

“Overvalued.”
“Generational opportunity.”
“Bubble.”
“Exit liquidity"

Interesting.

Now show the track record. 📊

For every $SPCX calls, predictions and signals, demand:

• Historical accuracy?
• ROI on past calls?
• Signal consistency?
• Transparent history?

The market rewards results.

Verified performance > loud opinions

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

Reminder for men:

1. If you cannot afford dinner, stop acting entitled to a date. Buy her an aloo tikki burger if that’s your budget, but splitting the bill on a first date? Stop being a clown.🤡

2. Every swipe is a match for her. Men are writing songs in her DMs, planning dreamy dates, and trying to impress. If she still chooses to see you, make it count.

3. Grooming, outfits, skincare, makeup. It all costs money. The “pink tax” is real and women deal with it every day just to step out. Appreciate the effort.

4. Stepping out is not simple for many women. It takes planning, logistics, and navigating creeps. Imagine going through all that to meet someone who treats the date like a Splitwise transaction.

Men have gotten weak. Protect your women. Get her dinner, shopping, and take care of things. 🗿

Sounds like too much? Eat biryani with the boys and update Splitwise.

[Explorer @DailyExplorerX]

A 22-23-year-old Gurugram-based web developer named Himanshu Jangra lost his job after a crude joke he made at a stand-up comedy show went viral.

What happened:

> At comedian Pranit More’s live crowd-work show

> Himanshu shared that he went on a date with a slightly older woman, and they shared a plate of chicken biryani that cost him ₹370

> He jokingly said something like “Paisa vasool karna padega” (I’ll have to recover the money), implying he expected sexual favors or to take advantage in return for the small expense.

> The comedian laughed and amplified it

> The clip spread rapidly on social media, sparking outrage over entitlement, misogyny, and treating women transactionally (“₹370 biryani” became a quick meme)

> Many called it a “rapey” or predatory mindset disguised as humor.

Aftermath:

> His employer (Starvik Design, a Gurugram-based company) fired him after the video went viral. They cited damage to the company’s image and reputation. Notably, there were no complaints about his behavior at work, he was described as professional

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

@cryptoupdate_io @RDGOLDTRADER Yup! Gotta audit and check the real accuracy. Killshill might help

[NEXTA @nexta_tv]

A Chinese robot wearing a clown wig kicked a child in the stomach.

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

@Richarrd3Z @DictatorMbappeX @moonrush_space Screnshots 🤡
Tracking real accuracy on @killshillAI 🗿

[KillShill @killshillAI]

You track your P&L.

Why don't you track who damaged/rekt it?

Same story, same modus operandi be it stocks, crypto or commodities.

[KillShill @killshillAI]

Markets have regulators. Trading has brokers. Mutual funds have ratings.

Trading calls had nothing.

Until now.

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

@besidefresy @TradingWarz Too good to be true! Might wanna audit them on @killshillAI to track accuracy, win rate of trading calls with a public scorecard.

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

@killshillAI @coffeebreak_YT this might be relevant to your mission!

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

@StarPlatinum_ Stop believing screnshots for God's sake. Verify all calls! They make more money selling courses than actual trades.

[KillShill @killshillAI]

What if every trading influencer had a public report card? 👀

- Win rate
- ROI
- Deleted calls
- Hold duration

Audited in real time.

Some rankings may surprise you.

[KillShill @killshillAI]

🚨 84 tracked calls. 81% win rate. 11 win streak.

We just analyzed @iiflcapital on KillShill AI 👀

Audit Period: Last 60 Days

Here’s what stood out:

📊 84 total calls
✅ 65 wins / 15 losses
🎯 81% win rate
🏆 A Grade
🗑️ 0 deleted calls
⏳ 3.0 day avg hold time
💎 Swing trading style
🔥 11 win streak
🛡️ Low risk profile
📉 Low drawdown

Worth knowing who’s actually right consistently. 👀

Full scorecard live on KillShill AI 📈

$NIFTY $BANKNIFTY

#StockMarket #Trading #KillShill

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

@sakib_s_s @priznes @tryquantio Makes sense. @killshillAI for real accuracy and ROI of trading calls might help you there.

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

Millions follow trading calls across stocks, crypto & forex every day.

Yet one question remained unanswered:

Who is actually right consistently? 📈📉

Trading credibility has often been built on:
• Confidence
• Followers
• Screenshots
• Selective memory

Meanwhile, retail traders become the biggest casualty.

They lose money.
They lose trust.
They lose hope.

The trading ecosystem lacked accountability.
Until now. 👇

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

Since 2017, through Zuvomo, I’ve worked with hundreds of Web3 startups and seen firsthand how narratives influence markets.

That led us to build KillShill AI ⚡

Powered by our AI Truth Engine, KillShill tracks & verifies historical trading calls at source across social media.

📊 Track:

✅ Deletions
✅ Accuracy %
✅ ROI
✅ Historical calls
✅ Time to target
✅ Avg hold time
✅ Risk adjusted scorecards
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Zero noise. Just performance.

A new standard for transparency & performance-based credibility. 🎯
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$BTC $ETH $SOL $TSLA

[Nikhil Sethi @sethinik]

@Atrades_02 Fact or hype? Maybe you can get listed on @killshillAI, traders can track real accuracy, ROI, deleted calls, and trade history