Reading through articles about zETH this week, I compiled the four most common community questions and cross-referenced them with the FAQ on @zerufinance’s site: How much weight is given to historical activity versus new activity? The FAQ states that past activity and activity during the race are combined into a single zap count and still count even if you join late—but the balance between old and new has not been specified. Are wallets that haven’t registered still counted? The FAQ says your history is counted as soon as you join and link your wallet, and the site only lists participants who have entered the race. Will farmers flood in during the countdown? The FAQ notes that wash trading, vault lending transfers, and cross-chain activity count as zero; each activity is counted after a 24-hour window, and your activity list shows the reason any transaction is disqualified. Who is reducing the supply? The site states that every trader participating and every action on Ethereum reduces the supply. I’m unclear whether this refers only to race participants or all Ethereum network activity—so this is a key point for the team to clarify. Two questions already have answers; two still await details. For a new project, I see positive signs in the publicly available FAQ and real-time supply updates on the site. ZeruAI reported a supply of 864 million as of 11/5, and one user on the same day observed a supply of 864,167,848 with 666 participants. Today, the race has 816 participants. zETH refers to itself as a meme coin, with price determined by traders. This is not investment advice.