Why did my Reputation Score change?

It's normal for your Reputation Score to move up or down over time. Here are the most common reasons behind a change.

New activity detected

Any new qualifying activity, like a transaction, a claimed achievement, or a GM, can raise your score once it's picked up by the system.

GM streak updated

Your streak length feeds directly into your score. A growing streak nudges your score up, while a missed day and a reset streak can bring it back down.

Wallet changed

If you connect a different wallet or switch your primary identity, your score will reflect the activity tied to that new wallet instead of the previous one.

Score recalculated

Reputation Score is recalculated periodically to reflect the latest data across all contributing factors. These recalculations can shift your score even if you haven't taken any new action recently.

Data synchronization delay

Sometimes there's a short delay between an action happening and it showing up in your score. Scores are recalculated once a day, so if something looks off before then, give it a little time since the system may still be catching up.