Zeru’s numbers are more careful than they first look each symbol actually signals a different level of precision. A “+” means “at least”: 320M+ wallets have been scored with zScore and 45+ chains are tracked (both figures from the app page as of August 2026). A “~” means approximate: the mint fee on one zScore NFT path is listed as ~$7, and Zerus holders get roughly 4–5 partner campaign entry tickets. A dash is a range, so zScore itself runs 0–1000. Anything without a symbol is stated as exact: up to 10 wallets can sit under one name, Zerus has a planned supply of 3,333, and the first campaign ended on 17 September 2026. If you need to shorten 320M+, writing ~320M keeps the approximate nature. Dropping the symbol turns an estimate into a hard claim. Source is the app itself: https://t.co/mSVfZDgHlX @zerufinance Worth paying attention to how projects mark their own numbers. Do you usually check the symbols, or just take the headline figure?