There’s been a rather heartwarming development in the HERMES project.
A core contributor who holds a 5% stake—and who had previously publicly expressed willingness to accept donation support—is now about to receive creator fees directly into their account, as the project team is applying for this change. This is essentially a tangible reward for early contributors.
This kind of distribution mechanism is actually quite rare in meme coins. Most projects either see the team profiting for themselves or retail investors left holding the bag; it’s uncommon to see someone actively redirecting profits to those who actually contribute.
Of course, the actual execution will still need to be verified on-chain, but at least the direction is right.
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DataOnlooker
· 19h ago
I don't really believe it, I've heard this kind of talk too many times in the crypto space... In the end, they either run away or secretly change the rules.
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Wait, are they really sending fees to contributors? That's actually rare for a meme coin, gotta see the on-chain data to be sure.
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Yet another "we're different" promise, wake up everyone.
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If this move actually gets implemented, it's definitely better than those self-serving projects.
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Accepting donations for a 5% share... this guy's just hanging around, obviously waiting for the project to take off.
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It's rare to see someone wanting to actually give back to early participants, but only if they can last until then.
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Seems pretty particular, but don't get brainwashed by the story—on-chain data is what really counts.
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MemeCurator
· 19h ago
Haha, this move is indeed rare, but it depends on whether real money actually comes through in the end.
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LiquidationWatcher
· 19h ago
Alright, this move is indeed rare. Finally, someone isn't just acting in their own self-interest.
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LiquidityNinja
· 19h ago
Finally, we’re seeing a project that actually gives money to the people who do the real work—this is truly rare in the meme coin space.
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To be honest, splitting 5% to core contributors is pretty generous. Unlike some project teams that just dump the whole bag for themselves.
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Still have to wait for on-chain data to speak for itself—don’t get fooled by a good story.
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The logic here is solid: only by incentivizing those who contribute can you ensure ongoing output.
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Retaining people in the ecosystem depends on distribution. At least this move by HERMES isn’t bad.
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Compared to those self-serving projects, at least you can see the sincerity here.
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Interesting—there are very few projects where founders are willing to share profits with contributors.
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Don’t hype it up too soon. Execution is key. Let’s see how things play out on-chain.
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This counts as a rare “reverse rug pull” in the meme coin space, huh?
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SocialAnxietyStaker
· 19h ago
Aiya, now this is what you call a real reverse operation.
There’s been a rather heartwarming development in the HERMES project.
A core contributor who holds a 5% stake—and who had previously publicly expressed willingness to accept donation support—is now about to receive creator fees directly into their account, as the project team is applying for this change. This is essentially a tangible reward for early contributors.
This kind of distribution mechanism is actually quite rare in meme coins. Most projects either see the team profiting for themselves or retail investors left holding the bag; it’s uncommon to see someone actively redirecting profits to those who actually contribute.
Of course, the actual execution will still need to be verified on-chain, but at least the direction is right.