
Gm Creators ACTIVITYFI: CAN ZERUFINANCE MAKE MEME LAUNCHES FAIRER?TIVITYFI: CAN ZERUFINANCE MAKE MEME LAUNCHES FAIRER? The meme launch meta needs a change, and @zerufinance is trying a different approach with Activity Markets. In many meme launches, people with early access can buy large amounts before everyone else arrives. By the time retail buyers join, early holders may already be preparing to sell. In May, a Solana token linked to a Roaring Kitty post reached around $11M. According to Lookonchain, the developer used 10 wallets to buy 39.52% of the supply before selling for roughly $729K. This highlights a major problem: early access can give some participants a huge advantage. HOW ZERUFINANCE IS APPROACHING IT Registration for its first Activity Market, zETH, opened on October 26. Here is how the system works: → Connect your wallets: Link your wallets and mint a zScore to qualify for a seat. → Measure real activity: Your score considers contributions such as Ethereum fees paid, interest paid and liquidity provided. → Reduce fake activity: Wash trading and trading the market's own token do not earn points. Wallets with shared funding sources may be grouped as one identity. → Reward contributors: Top participants can earn temporary mining rights, early auction access and USDC from daily sales. → Sell through daily auctions: Tokens are sold at one clearing price. Unsold tokens are burned, and auction proceeds help fund a locked Uniswap liquidity pool. → Give the community a voice: Holders can vote on the token's name and artwork, with voting power based on their lifetime Zaps. WHY THIS IS INTERESTING Instead of focusing only on who buys first, ActivityFi aims to reward people who have already contributed to the ecosystem. ZeruFinance says its zScore ranges from 0 to 1,000 and covers more than 320 million wallets. The goal is to make participation depend more on meaningful onchain activity than simply being early. BUT THERE ARE STILL CHALLENGES → Registering does not guarantee a seat, and the FAQ said zTokens were not yet live. → Users with more capital may have an advantage because they can afford higher fees and provide more liquidity. → If the rewards are worth more than the cost of earning a seat, people may still try to farm the system. → Grouping wallets by funding sources can help identify multiple wallets controlled by the same operator, but it may not catch everyone. THE BIGGER PICTURE Meme launchpads have made creating tokens easy. The harder problem is deciding who gets access first and how to reward genuine participants. ActivityFi is ZeruFinance's attempt to solve that problem by using onchain activity to help determine access and rewards. The real question is whether it can create a fairer system without giving wealthy users another advantage. Not financial advice.


