Top of the morning, CT Typically, a community forms after a token is launched. Early participants might get a head start or an allocation, but they rarely have any real say in how the market eventually takes shape. @zerufinance Activity Markets approach things differently: the community comes first, and the token follows. Here’s how it works: Start with an existing on-chain community. Verified participation grants miner rights. Community activity contributes to token burns. The market discovers its own price through an open auction. In this model, the community doesn’t just buy from the market, they play an active role in building it. To me, this is the most significant distinction. zETH is the first Activity Market of this kind, built upon Ethereum activity. This means that those who have been active on the chain for years get the first opportunity. The experiment is still ongoing, so it’s too early to judge the results. But the approach flips the traditional script: it’s people first, not tokens. Check your wallet’s history to see where you stand. https://t.co/1qGyWGro7c