Beyond Airdrops: Why Minting a Nomis Score Is About You, Not Us
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Let’s start with the basics. Minting a Nomis Score is not just another crypto task — it’s verification.
Think of it like KYC or 2FA (two-factor authentication), but for your onchain life. It confirms that you are real and that your wallet activity actually means something.
Yes, minting is paid if you choose to mint your Score as an NFT. That’s because there’s real infrastructure behind it — servers, integrations, and analytics systems that we maintain to keep your data safe and your reputation valid.
Biometric verification is paid too, right? The same logic applies here. Infrastructure costs money — but it exists to prove your identity and protect your value.
When you mint your Score, you unlock more than a number. You get access to personalized offers from partner projects on our ScoreFront.
Your Score works as your passport across ecosystems. It tells projects: “this person is real, active, and engaged.” That’s why many partners choose to reward Nomis users first — through airdrops, discounts, or exclusive entries.
So when a project runs an airdrop and checks for onchain activity, your Nomis Score = your verification that you’ve genuinely contributed to that ecosystem.
Let’s make one thing clear. You don’t mint a Nomis Score to “farm” a Nomis airdrop. You mint it to show your contribution to other ecosystems — to prove you were there before the rewards.
If you didn’t receive an airdrop from a project, that’s not a “Nomis issue.” That’s their business model — their choice of how to distribute tokens.
When you invest in any project, you take a risk. You’re trusting another team and another model. Nomis doesn’t decide who gets rewarded.
We’re the bridge — the connector between you and the projects you support.
Think of Nomis as an app that helps you prove and monetize your reputation. Like an investment app, but instead of just showing your portfolio, we show your onchain value — and help you use it to access better opportunities.
We also negotiate better terms for verified users. Projects know that Nomis users are real, so they’re more willing to offer rewards, allow-list spots, and higher allocations.
If something doesn’t go as planned — if a project fails to deliver — that’s on their business model, not ours. We stay transparent about that.
Nomis was built to make crypto more honest and balanced. We want users to have proof of their real effort — and projects to have clean, trustworthy data.
For users, that means being recognized for your participation, not just luck. For projects, it means understanding who’s actually contributing — and rewarding those people first.
Everyone with a Nomis Score gets priority when we talk to partners. We always push projects to reward verified users — the ones building real activity across chains.
But again: a partner’s business model is their business model. We don’t control who pays what. We just make sure that the system stays transparent and fair.
Nomis exists for your reputation. We’ll always be on your side — helping you prove your value, protecting your data, and opening doors to real opportunities.
We believe in a version of crypto where both sides win: users get recognition and rewards for real activity, and projects grow with verified, trusted communities.
And we’re building exactly that.
If you have ideas on how we can make it even better — we’re always listening. Write to us. Share your thoughts. Let’s build this system together.
