What if a token launch started with community activity instead of speculation? That’s the different approach @zerufinance is bringing to Web3 through Activity Markets. Rather than putting the token first and waiting for a community to follow, Zeru flips the model. The community comes first. Real onchain participation becomes proof of activity, verified contributors can earn Miner rights, and community activity helps shape token supply through burns. Meanwhile, an open auction allows the market to discover price organically. Its first experiment, zETH, is built around Ethereum activity. I find this concept interesting because it gives users a more meaningful role in the market. Not just buying a token, but helping build the market behind it.