This leans on mystery: @zerufinance shows a loaded catapult, a falling supply and no date, then tells us this is not the launch we are thinking of. That vagueness works because Activity Fi puts community effort before price, and the first activity token, zETH, will only matter if early activity is measured fairly. I am watching the auction timing and the Miners' head start. What detail would convince you this launch is real?
@zerufinance: Activity Fi on Zaps, home of zETH, the first activity token.
A launch worth watching.
That is ZeruAI's newest post, and it is deliberately vague. Not the one you are thinking of. Activity Markets are almost here.
It says nothing new about the date. The auction has still not opened, and no opening time is announced. Registration is open, and Miners still get the first 12 hours of the auction to bid.
What it does say is that the wait is nearly over. The supply countdown last read 738,171,071 on November 9, down from 1,000,000,000 at the start.
The video's thumbnail gives the joke away: a Red Bull human catapult, the world's biggest. A launch, literally.
Activity Markets have been framed as the answer to the old launch model, where the community comes last. This time, the community comes first, and its activity shapes the market.
Almost here is not here yet. But the catapult is loaded.