In early February 2026, Alfa Club (@AlfaClubdotapp) announced a deeper integration with Ethos. Its leaderboards could rank rooms by the Ethos score of the room’s creator, and users could check scores directly on a room’s info page. On February 9, 2026, Ethos shared the update with a short comment: “ethos everywhere.”

For anyone deciding which rooms to join, the change put a credibility signal next to the choice, drawn from what other people say about the creator rather than from the room’s own claims.

What Alfa Club added

Alfa Club described the update in two parts:

• Leaderboards ranked by creator Ethos score: rooms could be viewed in order of the Ethos score of the person who created them
• Scores on the room info page: users could quickly check a creator’s score while looking at a room

Alfa Club called this a “deeper” integration, which indicates Ethos was already part of the app before this update.

Why a creator’s score matters

Ethos is an onchain reputation network where people review and vouch for each other, and every account gets a credibility score based on what others say about it. That score is built by the community, not by the account itself.

Alfa Club explained its reasoning plainly: “We love how Ethos helps to verify the legitimacy of creators, and hope it can help you find real alpha in our rooms!”

The idea is simple. When a room’s value depends on the person running it, knowing whether that person is credible is part of deciding whether the room is worth your time. Ranking by Ethos score brings creators with stronger reputations to the top of the list, and the score on the info page lets users check a creator before joining.

Ethos everywhere

Ethos’s response, “ethos everywhere,” pointed to the broader goal behind integrations like this one. A credibility score is most useful when it shows up where people are already making decisions about who to trust, inside the apps they use, rather than only on Ethos itself.

Alfa Club’s update was one example of that: an app outside Ethos using the score to help its users judge the creators behind its rooms.

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