what caught my attention about @zerufinance is that a campaign cant simply start promising rewards before the money is secured the full budget has to be locked in the vault before the campaign opens that changes how the whole process works once the funding is in place, clans compete by generating real trading activity, while each trade goes through verification before it can contribute toward rewards wash trades receive zero credit because they dont involve genuine market risk, and wallets funded from the same source are treated as a single participant the Proof section is another detail worth checking it separates the volume submitted from the activity removed by the filters and the final verified volume eligible for payment so the headline trading volume isnt necessarily what determines the payout and any part of the budget that clans dont earn goes back to the sponsor instead of being distributed just because the campaign ended there is also a public results page showing each clans contribution i like the idea of connecting campaign rewards to verified performance rather than distributing the entire pool regardless of results but theres one technical detail im curious about do the volume filters follow the same rules across every @zerufinance campaign, or are they adjusted depending on the protocol and the type of trading activity being measured? @quipnetwork