2,000 registrations sound impressive. but i'm more interested in what happens to those traders after the competition ends. @zerufinance previously reported over 2,000 registrations for its $50k competition with Ditto_Network, where 600 traders can qualify for rewards. that's a useful acquisition signal, but registrations alone don't tell us how many people become active users. the more interesting part is how zaps handles onboarding. instead of asking everyone to start from zero, it reads qualifying wallet history and assigns a starting zaps balance. traders can see what their previous activity contributed before deciding whether a campaign fits their usual trading behavior. the ditto competition adds another layer. trades execute and settle on hyperliquid, while zaps uses verified activity to determine leaderboard standings. so there are two things worth measuring here: how many traders the campaign attracts, and how many continue engaging with zaps once the reward window closes. for me, october 29 isn't just a competition deadline. it's the beginning of a more interesting test. can zaps turn temporary campaign participation into lasting wallet-based reputation? i'd check my existing trading history and the campaign's eligibility conditions first, rather than assume every registration or trade translates into a reward.