most token launches give an advantage to people who arrive first @zerufinance is experimenting with another way through Activity Markets on Zaps, where your actual contribution to an ecosystem can matter more than timing or early access the system looks at wallet history through zScore, measuring activity such as trading, providing liquidity and other onchain economic participation the first market, zETH, puts this model into practice using activity across Ethereum what makes the launch structure interesting: → a minted zScore is required to qualify for a mining seat → a public leaderboard ranks eligible participants → an auction determines the initial market price → the funds raised through the auction go toward a locked liquidity pool registration is already open, with the activity race and the next launch phases still underway the bigger shift is how distribution is approached instead of treating every token launch as a competition to secure an early allocation, Zaps is exploring whether the value people have already contributed to an ecosystem can help determine their share could activity based distribution become a better alternative to traditional launch mechanics?