One thing I pay attention to when linking wallets is how much personal information becomes visible. @zerufinance takes a different approach with Zaps. You can connect up to 10 wallets under one account by signing a free message from each address. The signature confirms ownership, but it doesn’t give the platform permission to trade or move your funds. You can also choose a primary wallet and change it later through your profile. The privacy setup is what makes this interesting. When you sign in with X, the connection between your identity and linked wallet addresses stays private. Public profiles show your derived scores and combined activity, not the individual addresses. This also means traders who spread their activity across multiple wallets can bring their qualifying history together under one Trader Score and starting balance. With wallet-only login, however, that wallet becomes the public identity. Your activity can still count toward rankings and campaigns without displaying every linked address. I like the idea of bringing scattered trading history together without requiring users to expose their entire wallet list. It’s a practical way to make one account reflect activity across multiple addresses. @zerufinance