I've been staring at @zerufinance's Activity Markets page for a while, and one question keeps coming back: Do my previous onchain activities actually count toward earning a Mining seat? Registration for zETH opened yesterday, and the idea behind it is pretty interesting. Instead of competing purely on speed or connections, Mining rights are supposed to go to wallets that have already demonstrated genuine onchain activity. In other words, your history could matter more than simply showing up early. One detail caught my attention: the page mentions that there's no free inventory available alongside the activity ranking. That makes me wonder if this could actually change how early access works in crypto. But there's another side to it. Will the ranking genuinely reward consistent users, or will larger wallets eventually dominate once trading volume starts picking up? I'm keeping an eye on the same wallets and checking how the rankings evolve. Curious about everyone else's experience: Are your previous trades already reflected in the Activity Ranking, or is your score still blank while the competition is getting started? https://t.co/m8f6WeB3FN