10 wallets. 1 identity. No custody. That's the part of @zerufinance Zaps design I think deserves more attention Most active DeFi users don't trade from one wallet You've got a main wallet A few hot wallets Maybe separate addresses for perps, farming and long-term positions Now imagine a reputation system judging you based on just one of them lol Zaps lets users link up to 10 wallets under one identity The interesting bit? You don't need to transfer funds or give the platform permission to trade Wallet ownership is verified through signatures Zaps reads your activity and combines it into a behavioral profile And if you use an X identity, the linked-wallet mapping stays private on public Zaps profiles Your score is visible Your entire wallet setup doesn't have to be With zETH registration scheduled for October 26, this distinction matters Past trading activity can contribute to your reputation before the market race begins But there's an important catch Normal Zaps participation doesn't require minting a zScore NFT Winning an early auction seat does require a minted zScore, according to the launch docs And private public profiles aren't the same as complete anonymity ZeruAI still has to process the linked-wallet information So the real test is whether it can turn fragmented trading histories into useful reputation without compromising user privacy Because a wallet address tells you what happened A good reputation system should tell you what that history means Without needing to expose your entire setup to everyone