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Megabunnish lets you sort MegaETH apps by Ethos score

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February 13, 2026
Megabunnish lets you sort MegaETH apps by Ethos score

On February 13, 2026, Ethos pointed people looking for the most reputable projects on @megaeth to Megabunnish, an explorer for MegaETH apps that makes it easy to spot the projects Ethos users love. The explorer had added a way to sort apps by their Ethos score.

For anyone exploring a new ecosystem, that kind of sorting offers a quick way to see which apps other people trust before using them.

What Megabunnish added

Megabunnish is built by @JoestarCrypto, who announced the new feature in a post that Ethos quoted. According to @JoestarCrypto, the update brought two changes:

  • Sorting by Ethos score: apps can now be ordered by their @ethos_network score, which @JoestarCrypto described as important to help people avoid scams and grift
  • A review button: a new button lets people leave a review for an app

@JoestarCrypto encouraged people to review their favorite apps, saying reviews help those apps appear more easily on the Megabunnish map. They also thanked the person who gave them the idea for the feature.

New apps on the map

Alongside the Ethos features, @JoestarCrypto added several projects to the Megabunnish map:

  • @MEVX_Official
  • @basedbot
  • @realtime_defi
  • @mrdn_finance
  • @TheFluffleNFT

Why Ethos scores fit here

Ethos is an onchain reputation network where people review and vouch for each other, and every account gets a credibility score from what others say about it. Sorting an app directory by that score puts community opinion front and center, rather than leaving users to judge a project on its own marketing.

The review button closes the loop: people who use an app can add to its reputation directly from the explorer, which in turn affects how visible it is on the map.

The MegaETH apps leaderboard on Ethos

In a follow-up post, Ethos noted that MegaETH apps can also be found on its own leaderboard, under the most credible tab, though it said the leaderboard was not as comprehensive as Megabunnish.

Ethos congratulated the projects holding the top spots at the time:

  • @badbunnz_
  • @Euphoria_fi
  • @capapp
  • @meganacci
  • @Showdown_TCG

Between Megabunnish and the Ethos leaderboard, people exploring MegaETH had two ways to see which apps the community rated most highly.

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