Why does one wallet receive an allocation while another gets overlooked, even when both have interacted with the same ecosystem? For crypto projects, distributing tokens is not just about counting participants. They also need ways to understand whether wallets have built meaningful histories, how they interact with different protocols and what they tend to do after receiving rewards. That’s where @zerufinance brings another use case into the picture with its Allocation API. Projects can use wallet intelligence to inform decisions around airdrop eligibility, token launches and incentive distribution. Signals such as account age, funding behaviour, activity consistency and cross-protocol participation provide context that a transaction count alone cannot offer. Historical exit behaviour adds another dimension. For example, a project may want to distinguish between wallets that repeatedly exit positions immediately after receiving incentives and those with a different history of holding through market fluctuations. These patterns are not proof of future behaviour, but they can help inform a more detailed assessment. The API can also group eligible wallets into score bands and protocol categories. That gives teams a way to organise large sets of addresses according to relevant signals instead of relying entirely on first-come, first-served participation. There’s a user-facing side to this intelligence as well. ZeruFinance’s Zaps system can use your connected trading wallet’s existing history to establish a starting Zaps balance. Qualifying activity may increase that balance, while wash volume is intended to receive no score. Zaps are reward points associated with a planned airdrop, not a promise of tokens or a guaranteed payout. The bigger question is whether onchain history can help projects recognise participation that goes beyond showing up when rewards are announced. No scoring system can perfectly predict a wallet’s intentions, but more context can lead to better-informed decisions. Connect a trading wallet and check the number. @zerufinance