Let me tell you from years of experience what happens usually in those cases, instead of cleaning your reputation, you make everyone look at your account and more nasty stuff comes to light. I've seen enough accounts coming here to clear a misunderstanding and leaving with 10x more red tags and with an army of alts uncovered.
Oh, what a surprise, seems like my crystal ball was fixed.
Turns out the laptop on which he did the review was a loan from his childhood friend's cousin in law nephew who just happened to have purchased a hacked account and just by mistake as he was leaving the house he posted an application for that signature campaign, only to correct it two minutes later. I'm totally sure that's how things went, totally understandable! /s
So, how long did it take, one day?
What I'm curious about is if he has learned something from this and has decided to shut up for his own good and stop trying to impersonate someone else and claim he's the friend of the friend of the friend. Otherwise, popcorn!
I just saw that there is an ETH address involved, which means bounty hunting so at least a dozen more.
'hashrateproducts' had received 0.003 BTC from Mixin Safe review campaign on 19th July, then he sent the BTC to Obari's Bitcoin address.
The irony in this, getting caught because you linked your adreses by using a mixer promo funds.