On October 24, 2025, Ethos announced that every X account with an Ethos score above 2000 was eligible for a Title Deed NFT. To qualify, eligible users had to register a SUI wallet on the Momentum website before October 30, 2025.

The announcement showed one way an Ethos score could be used outside Ethos itself. Instead of building its own list of accounts to include, an outside project used Ethos credibility scores to decide who was eligible.

What Ethos announced

The post set out two conditions:

• An Ethos score above 2000 on the X account
• A SUI wallet registered on the Momentum website before October 30, 2025

Ethos flagged the wallet registration as a requirement with a warning, which made clear that a qualifying score alone was not enough. An eligible account that didn’t register a wallet before the deadline would not have met the conditions in the post.

In the post, Ethos quoted an article published on X by @MMTFinance. The Ethos post does not describe what the Title Deed NFT is or what holding one involves, so this article doesn’t either.

Why the score threshold 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. A score above 2000 reflects how the rest of the network has assessed an account.

Using that score as an eligibility line ties access to an account’s standing with other people, rather than to activity that is easy to fake, such as following accounts or posting replies. For a project choosing who to include, that is a way to point toward accounts other people have vouched for and reviewed.

What the post doesn’t record

The registration window closed on October 30, 2025. The Ethos post doesn’t say how many accounts registered a wallet, when or how the Title Deed NFTs were distributed, or what happened after the deadline.

This post first appeared on X.