The capital allocation network for traders
Every trade earns Zaps.
The trading you already do finally counts. Zaps reads it, scores it, and pays the clans that deliver when protocols fund campaigns.
This is the Zaps app. The landing page is zaps.wtf and the documentation is at docs.zaps.wtf.
The numbers
- 320M+ wallets scored by zScore, the engine under Zaps
- 2.17M zScore checks served on Etherscan
- $8.66M in member trades verified
- 45+ chains tracked
Source: ZeruAI zScore and the Zaps network, August 2026.
Followers can be bought. Real volumes can't.
Crypto protocols spend $15,000,000,000 a year on trading incentives, airdrops, and reward campaigns, and most of it lands on farm wallets. Anyone can buy an audience. Nobody can fake a trade that settles onchain. So Zaps reads trades instead of follower counts, and rewards only go to trades that really happened.
How Zaps works
- Connect. Sign in with X or a wallet and link up to 10 wallets under one name with a signature. The link stays private and your addresses never show up anywhere public. Zaps can see your trades. It can never touch your money.
- Earn. Zaps looks at what your wallets have already done and gives you a starting balance and a Trader Score. After that, the days you actually trade keep adding to it.
- Rally. Creators run clans. Traders join the ones they believe in and spend zaps to back the people they trust. Backing someone costs something, so it means something.
- Compete. Scores update daily and every standing is public. Clans climb by growing with real traders.
- Campaigns (early access). Protocols fund an onchain vault before anything starts. Clans race to move real volume, wash trades score zero, and money that isn't earned goes back to the sponsor.
WTF is a zap?
A zap is a point you earn for trading. You trade like you always do and your number goes up. You can't buy zaps and you can't fake them, so when someone holds a lot, you know they really trade. And when protocols put up rewards, they go looking for exactly those people.
Three ways in
- Traders. Your history counts from minute one, and you take a share when your clan wins.
- Creators. Run a clan under your own name, earn a creator's share of everything it wins, and carry a public track record that gets you the next deal.
- Protocols. Fund an onchain vault, set a volume target, and let clans compete for it. Every campaign ends with a public onchain report of who delivered.
Pages
- Leaderboard: public daily standings for clans and traders
- Clans: browse clans, see who runs them, and join one
- Zapperboard for Hyperliquid: paste any wallet and see its rank, PnL, and volume
- zScore: the behavioral wallet score that runs under Zaps
- Campaigns: onchain vaults and public delivery reports (early access)
- Get started: connect a wallet and claim your starting balance
The engine
Zaps is built by ZeruAI and operated by Zeru Technologies Holdings Inc. zScore runs silently underneath: behavioral trust scoring, sybil detection, trade attribution. It has scored over 320 million wallets and is live on Etherscan. Contact: support@zeru.finance.
Creators prove their communities. Traders get paid for their trades. Protocols reward what's real. Every trade earns Zaps.