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$ONT Catalyst Posts

June 11, 2026

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Ontology - The Trust Layer for Web3 @OntologyNetwork Ā· 2026-06-11T09:08:44+00:00

1: Can you name who made each judgement? A spreadsheet of vendor usernames is a no. A stable evaluator identity the evaluator controls, surviving vendor switches and churn, is a yes. Permanently.

ONTO Wallet - Web3 Gateway @ONTOWallet Ā· 2026-06-11T09:31:43+00:00

Question 1 on today's checklist is the one everything else hangs off: can you name who made each judgement? ONT ID anchors the identity. ONTO Wallet carries the credentials. Questions 2 to 5 follow.

The image shows a post with a blue background, white text, and a hexagon shape. The title of the post reads "Can you name who made each judgement?" and there are two questions below it that ask if the user can name the creator or developer of an identity. The answer to these questions is "yes".

AI visual analysis: The image shows a post with a blue background, white text, and a hexagon shape. The title of the post reads "Can you name who made each judgement?" and there are two questions below it that ask if the user can name the creator or developer of an identity. The answer to these questions is "yes".

Ontology - The Trust Layer for Web3 @OntologyNetwork Ā· 2026-06-11T09:08:45+00:00

2: Does each judgement carry its rubric? Version, timestamp, issuer, signed in. Without them, a step-level preference judgement is an opinion. With them, it is evidence your red team can reconstruct batch by batch.

The image shows a screenshot of a document titled "2: Does each judgment carry its rubric? Version, timestamp, issuer, signed in. Without them, a step-level preference judgement is an opinion. With them, it is evidence your red team can reconstruct batch by batch." The text on the screen provides information about how to use the document and what it contains.

AI visual analysis: The image shows a screenshot of a document titled "2: Does each judgment carry its rubric? Version, timestamp, issuer, signed in. Without them, a step-level preference judgement is an opinion. With them, it is evidence your red team can reconstruct batch by batch." The text on the screen provides information about how to use the document and what it contains.

Crypto Jake @sveta_chmo Ā· 2026-06-11T15:38:59+00:00

#Crypto The market never sleeps — and neither does the opportunity. I’m a futures trader dropping my personal high-probability setups with exact entries and exits for free. t.me/+iRhU3aoXli0wM … $ONT $AVL 4n5t2d

The image shows a white background with text that includes several numbers such as "81,000.00USD", "91,091.11%", "57.41", "43.86", "92.51", "59,871.71", and "32,876". These numbers appear to be related to a cryptocurrency trading activity or an account balance in general. The image also contains symbols such as "$ont" which might indicate the currency used for transactions within the crypto market. The overall layout of the image suggests a discussion about financial topics surrounding cryptocurrency trading.

AI visual analysis: The image shows a white background with text that includes several numbers such as "81,000.00USD", "91,091.11%", "57.41", "43.86", "92.51", "59,871.71", and "32,876". These numbers appear to be related to a cryptocurrency trading activity or an account balance in general. The image also contains symbols such as "$ont" which might indicate the currency used for transactions within the crypto market. The overall layout of the image suggests a discussion about financial topics surrounding cryptocurrency trading.