What it is: a record in a specialized on-chain data registry reflecting your current multichain score.
How it works: MRS can be minted and updated for free, fixing the current value (with a change history available via on-chain events).
What it is: levels (tiers) that confirm a wallet’s on-chain achievements within a specific ecosystem. There are 10 levels (1–10), each corresponding to a defined activity range.
How it works: each level mint is a step-by-step confirmation of a reached threshold; levels are cumulative and can be upgraded as activity grows.
Properties: levels are issued as SBTs (soulbound tokens) — non-transferable, verifiable on-chain proofs of progress.
What it is: an SBT (soulbound token) — a one-time “passport” for a specific ecosystem, based on your on-chain actions within it.
How it works: PoH ID is minted once upon meeting the ecosystem’s requirements (rules and thresholds set by the project); it can be accompanied by local levels/badges.
Properties: non-transferable, serves as on-chain proof of “human-ness” based on your on-chain contribution.
What it is: a human-readable reputation name/domain associated with your Multichain Reputation Score (MRS).
How it works: minting the domain binds a display name to your wallet and references the current MRS. When MRS is updated, the domain reflects the new score. The domain record is stored in the data registry alongside your reputation score.
What it is: an on-chain vote that captures a user’s preference for a specific network/ecosystem.
How it works: the user submits a vote for their “favorite network”; the vote is recorded on-chain, can appear in the user’s profile, and can be aggregated into network ranking metrics.
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