Ontology is celebrating eight years in the space — eight years of building identity infrastructure that didn’t disappear with market cycles or hype waves. As part of the anniversary, the community gets one last window to update their OHS, lock in their Reputation NFT tier, and compete for an exclusive OHS-based reward pool.
Snapshot: November 27, 10:00 AM UTC
This snapshot determines your OHS standing, your Reputation NFT tier, and your eligibility for an anniversary-only reward.
If you’ve been meaning to refresh your score or finish the minting steps, now is the final call.
New: Mint Your OHS and Rank in the Top 10 to Win a Share of $1,000 in ONG
To celebrate the anniversary, Ontology is teaming up with Orange to run a short, competitive OHS challenge:
🏆 Mint your OHS → Rank in the Top 10 → Win a share of $1,000 in ONG
This is open to all users who mint their OHS through Orange.
The leaderboard is live, the rewards are fixed, and there are less than 24 hours left to secure a top-10 position.
Full details and OHS minting link:
👉 https://app.orangeprotocol.io/c/space/info
If your OHS is strong — or if you haven’t refreshed it in a while — even a small update could move you into the running.
Why This Snapshot Matters More Than Usual
This snapshot isn’t just an annual formality. It’s tied to three things that will matter going forward:
1. Your up-to-date OHS score
OHS is a key identity signal inside the Ontology ecosystem. A current score reflects your DID strength, trust level, and activity. If you only update it once a year, this is the time to do it.
2. Your Reputation NFT tier
Your Reputation NFT will be a long-term badge tied to your ONT ID. Higher OHS → a higher-tier NFT → stronger recognition across DID integrations, future community programs, and potential incentive structures.
3. Eligibility for the $1,000 ONG OHS competition
If your OHS is competitive, this snapshot could also mean earning a share of the ONG prize pool.
Your OHS at the time of the snapshot determines everything — so having outdated data hurts you more than you might think.
1. Update Your OHS — It Only Takes a Moment
Refreshing your OHS in ONTO Wallet is quick, but the impact is long-term. The updated score will be used for:
- Reputation NFT tiering
- Your DID trust profile
- Ongoing and future identity-driven features
- The OHS leaderboard and ONG prize eligibility
If you’ve been active in staking, DID use, or ecosystem participation, updating your OHS ensures your activity is recognized.
2. Prepare to Mint Your Reputation NFT
The upcoming Reputation NFT mint is designed to capture your identity and contribution in a way that is transparent, verifiable, and user-controlled. It’s an identity milestone, not a hype drop.
Your OHS at the snapshot directly determines which tier you fall into.
Once the block is captured, your tier is locked — so make sure your score accurately reflects your recent activity.
What To Do Before November 27 at 10:00 AM UTC
✔ Refresh your OHS in ONTO Wallet
This ensures your identity data is up to date.
✔ Mint your OHS on Orange if you want to compete for the $1,000 ONG pool
Leaderboard + details: https://app.orangeprotocol.io/c/space/info
✔ Ensure your ONT ID is complete and connected
This affects both your score and your Reputation NFT.
✔ Complete the steps needed for the Reputation NFT mint
Your OHS level at snapshot = your final tier.
A Quick Reflection on Eight Years
Reaching eight years in Web3 is an achievement. Ontology’s DID stack — ONT ID, OScore, OHS — has become one of the clearest real-world applications of blockchain identity. It’s used across ecosystems and trusted by partners who need verifiable, privacy-preserving identity without compromising user control.
This anniversary snapshot is a way to recognize the community that made that possible.
Last Chance — Snapshot in 24 Hours
If you want your identity, your ecosystem participation, and your OHS ranking to count, this is the time to act.
Update your OHS.
Mint it on Orange if you want to compete.
Prepare your Reputation NFT.
And make sure you’re ready before the snapshot hits.
