@zerufinance is publicly tracking a reverse-running number: the supply of zETH. According to ZeruAI, the supply started at 1 billion, dropped to 951 million on 11/3, and further decreased to 864 million on 11/5, reducing with each participating wallet and each transaction on Ethereum. It’s a beautiful concept: the collective activity of the community determines the final amount of zETH that will exist. The competition has also intensified. Today, 783 participants joined (up from 506 on 11/3), with 1,679 transactions counted. Clan Mikasa grew from 2 members and $1.98M in volume to 16 members and $4.44M in just four days; two of its members now rank in the top 10 individual leaderboards. NoxAeris has 109 members with $2.17M in volume. The token name was also chosen by community vote, with 1,448 votes selecting ZETH. What I appreciate most is that everything is publicly visible on one page: rankings, clans, which activities count, and why certain transactions are excluded. Keep in mind that registration does not guarantee a miner slot, and zETH itself identifies as a meme coin—its price is determined entirely by traders. This is not investment advice.