On December 1, 2025, Ethos highlighted a set of perks that @ActionModelAI offered to users with an Ethos score of 1300 or higher. Ethos presented it as an example of what it calls Ethos Everywhere: credible users connecting with credible teams.
The idea is that a reputation built on Ethos can do more than sit on a profile page. Teams can use it to decide who gets early or closer access to what they’re building.
What ActionModel listed
Ethos summed up the offer in a short list. The threshold came first, followed by the benefits:
- 1300 Ethos score+
- Early access
- Token allocation
- Profit sharing
- 1:1 onboarding directly from the team
These were ActionModel’s perks, offered by ActionModel. When sharing the offer, Ethos quoted an article on X from ActionModel.
Where the details lived
According to Ethos, ActionModel’s perks were laid out in the “score based benefits” section of the Exclusive Access page on Ethos, at app.ethos.network/exclusive-access. That page was where users could check the specifics of what was offered.
Credible users and credible teams
Ethos framed the ActionModel offer as a two-way relationship, written as “Credible users ←→ Credible teams.” On one side, users who had built a credible reputation on Ethos could qualify for benefits. On the other, a team could direct those benefits, including direct onboarding from its own members, toward people whose credibility had already been recorded by others.
For a team, that offers a way to reach users without starting from scratch on who to trust. For a user, it gives a reason to care about their score beyond the number itself: a credible reputation could translate into earlier and closer access to new projects.
Ethos called this “what Ethos Everywhere looks like,” positioning ActionModel’s offer as one example of Ethos scores being put to use outside Ethos itself.
This thread first appeared on X.
