Connecting to Ethos
Here's how to connect your wallet and various other details for connecting to Ethos
Ethos has two modes of operation: consuming and contributing.
Consuming Ethos Information
You do not need to connect your wallet to benefit from consuming or reading content on Ethos.
Anyone can use Ethos freely without connecting a wallet to the webapp. The vast majority of users will fall into this bucket and no wallet connection is required. We think of this most like Wikipedia or Yelp, where you don't have to have an account to gain value from it.
Contributing to Ethos
If you want to leave reviews, participate in commentary, upvote or downvote different activities, you'll need to be a contributor on Ethos. This requires having an Ethos profile, which requires an invitation to Ethos to create.
To connect to the Ethos webapp, you can connect using our custom Privy component in the top right of your screen (mobile will be top middle).
You can then connect to one of our various supported wallets through the Privy connect component.
Once you've successfully connected your wallet, you'll then see your account information and wallet information listed at the top right of the web app.
If you have a pending invitation, you'll be redirect to the onboarding flow to create your Ethos profile. If you connect to Ethos and do not have a pending invitation, you're likely to see the following when trying to interact with the web app.
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