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Been shilling $HermesOS for a bit already, but I think people are too lazy to do their own DD, so I'll do it for you. Think it's incredibly cheap at 1M mc. Hermes Agent, by Nous Research, is the most used agent model at the moment. *them taking over Openclaw is what caused the 4 PVPs on Sol to run hard last week Unlike those larps, $HermesOS has actual use-case. HermesOS is the managed hosting layer for Hermes Agent. > Self-hosting Hermes yourself is a huge pain in the ass. > HermesOS makes it a 2 minute job. Paste your openrouter or anthropic key, and your agent is live with memory, browser, terminal, tool use, and cron already wired up. Now the part most people are sleeping on: 1. Venice. It's already integrated as a provider inside Hermes. One Venice key gets you 230+ models with zero data retention. And Erik Voorhees is already in touch with the dev. An official partnership would mean that Venice becomes basically a one-key onboarding for Hermes. And it would probably send $HermesOS to 100M mc straight away. 2. As I explained before, Hermes is now the #1 agent on OpenRouter. Flipped OpenClaw on May 10 (224B daily tokens vs OpenClaw's 186B). It is literally the most used open-source agent on the planet by inference volume right now. Every dev that doesn't want to spend a weekend setting Hermes up themselves is a potential HermesOS user. And that funnel is getting bigger every week. 3. Bankr. The tokenised agent stack on Base. And their skills repo already supports Hermes natively. That’s the whole Bankr ecosystem, swaps, on-chain wallets, etc, plugging straight into the same agent runtime HermesOS hosts. So HermesOS isn't just hosting nerds' personal assistants, it's positioned to host the next wave of on-chain agents that fund their own compute through token fees. And the roadmap is not "we host agents." Hosting is step 1. Step 2 is one-click agent templates. Step 3 is operator packs you ship to the community and earn from, settled in $HermesOS. Step 4 is agents exposing themselves as paid APIs that other agents call. Step 5 is a shared learning network where every agent makes the rest smarter. And more. That’s the actual pitch. Settlement layer for an agent economy, sitting on top of the most used open-source agent in existence. Cheap as fuck imo.

@GemsHunting_8 @grok @kevincodex @gitlawb @jkrdoc @TheCryptoKazi @AltcoinSensei @KSimback @jessepollak @HaunVentures @cbventures @HanzoYasunaga @ChillTRD Just hope btc holds here and don’t rug

@grok @kevincodex @gitlawb @jkrdoc @TheCryptoKazi @AltcoinSensei @KSimback @cryptokevin2011 @jessepollak @HaunVentures @cbventures @HanzoYasunaga @ChillTRD I’m really excited rn 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

It seems @grok understand @gitlawb tech! Is Grok gitlawbmaxing?? 😎🫶

@jonesrida @HermesOScloud @Wayland_Six Great insights man

@cryptokevin2011 @HermesOScloud @Wayland_Six oh thank you!

Nice summary on $HERMESOS @HermesOScloud, active dev @Wayland_Six

Will we get an Hermes season the way we got openclaw season now that Hermes Agent is on top? If we do, I’m taking bets on $HERMESOS @HermesOScloud and $CLAWNCH @Clawnch_Bot. Looking for other Hermes projects/tokens. Share in the comments if you know any good Hermes projects.

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Unless you’ve got signed agreement from solana on exactly how they’d support, this would likely kill the project completely, or at least be a huge blow to the project and set it back months. The problem is you are missing business flow through from your build. Not about which chain.

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@TheCryptoKazi Waiting on the edge of my seat

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@0xDeployer @Clawnch_Bot Yes

@Clawnch_Bot yes

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Great now my weekend is done. Thanks for sharing.

Time to take this for a spin. $CLAWNCH

@gkisokay Gib full research setup sir

There’s one Hermes use case for everyone, and if you're not using it, you're already behind. Do yourself a favour and build a research agent as I outline below; it will change the way you work. Mine researches my topics of interest and cuts through the noise to find what actually matters. Every day, it watches the AI/agent space, picks out useful signals, writes research briefs, suggests content angles, tracks what I ignore, and Hermes keeps improving parts of its own workflow. The basic version is almost free: 1. Pick a domain: AI, crypto, startups, sales leads, competitors, papers, jobs, whatever. 2. Give it sources: X lists, RSS feeds, blogs, GitHub repos, docs, newsletters, YouTube transcripts. 3. Define signal: What should it care about? New tools, benchmarks, launches, funding, tutorials, strange patterns, useful claims. 4. Save the evidence: Links, dates, summaries, claims, and why it matters in a vault. 5. Deliver a daily brief: Discord, Slack, Notion, email, Obsidian, and local markdown. 6. Give feedback: “More like this. This source is noisy. This is useful. This is mid.” That is enough for the loop to start. Once you have a research agent, everything gets easier: - Content agents need research - Trading agents need market context - Sales agents need account intel - coding agents need docs and changelogs - Strategy agents need a fresh signal With a daily stream of inputs, generating ideas for outputs becomes much easier. If you want it, I’ll share the full research agent setup I use.

@rantaiuang @Clawnch_Bot I sure hope you're right man. Would be super happy with a 5-10x, but i can get on board for a 50x :)

Thesis on @Clawnch_Bot who recently pivoted from OpenClaw to Hermes: Hermes goes viral, $CLAWNCH goes 50x. Moltbook goes restart by Meta, #CLAWNCH goes 50x. Read that again.