How do you tell the difference between a genuinely active wallet and one that only appears when rewards are involved? That’s the problem @zerufinance is addressing with zScore. It evaluates 13 dimensions of onchain behavior across multiple chains, covering trading, liquidity, lending, staking, bridging, governance, protocol usage, and holding patterns. Each wallet receives a score between 0 and 1,000, based on its activity and behavior over time. The interesting part is how it handles artificial activity. Wash trading, circular transactions, and wallets linked through common funding sources are identified and discounted. zScore is already live on Etherscan, covering hundreds of millions of wallets. But there’s another reason to pay attention. On Zaps, your zScore determines your eligibility for Activity Markets. You need a minted score to compete for miner rights on zETH, and your existing Ethereum history contributes to your ranking. The public leaderboard is also live, giving participants a way to track their position. I like the idea of rewarding meaningful onchain participation instead of short-term activity farming. Your wallet already has a history. Connect it and see what that history says about you.