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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.

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been playing the v4 hook ponzis a bit and saw this on base @bloomv4_
its a combination of a couple ponzis from recent weeks
- uPEG token/NFT hybrid
- a permanent bonding curve like sato
- collectible tulip NFTs that earn yield
buy bloom (plant), mint whole units, priced depending on where the bonding curve is (sato style)
select unrevealed tulips and start blooming
refresh after a few seconds and select finish bloom
so far the code looks okay and the ponzi seems to be working, with all ponzis, be careful and ape what u are willing to experiment with.
this is one of the more interesting ponzis ive seen thus far since it incorps several mechanics from others.


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Welcome @0x_cos, @codecopenflow 's new CMO.
Exciting times ahead 🫡
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I gambled on the OG $GOBLIN on eth
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AI bros have been talking about goblins since the newchtgpt update, even Sam Altman @sama has commented on goblins a couple times today!
Goblins are also meme part of crypto culture for time and it has an OG ETH ticker fo it $GOBLIN
This could ignite a good run
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@goblincoinerc20

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The HermesOS Catalyst update is now live
Focus has been simple: make the system reliable enough to actually build on.
• Kimi K2.6 added to the Venice provider
• Chat pipeline rewritten → consistent streaming, less breakage
• Terminal + TUI getting first-class support
• Runtime self-healing (auth + terminal issues fix themselves)
• Private access via Tailscale in progress
• Security hardening across logs, auth, and API surfaces
Also removed a lot of legacy paths that kept causing regressions.
This is groundwork.
Next up:
– Bankr integration (wallets, payments, gateway)
– Phased rollout of a free compute tier
Everything else builds on this.
If you’ve already signed up and run into anything, Discord is the quickest place to report bugs or issues.
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Good morning.
Just want to say thank you to everyone over the past few days. The support, patience, and messages genuinely mean a lot.
I’m building this as a solo developer, with a family, and I’m putting everything into it. Nothing on the roadmap is there for hype. It’s there because I know it can be built. The pieces already exist, it’s about bringing them together properly into one system.
With Jesus’ help, I’m going to see that through.
Right now the focus is simple: improving stability, fixing issues, and continuing to ship what’s on the roadmap step by step. I’m working on this every day.
Appreciate everyone who’s signed up, given feedback, or just been patient while things get dialled in.
I’ll do everything I can to make HermesOS something the community can be proud of.
Thank you 🙏
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HermesOS × @bankrbot
Wallets, LLM access, and payment rails built directly into the platform.
Agents don’t just run.
They pay for what they need.
@0xDeployer @igoryuzo
Ash@Wayland_Six
We've been building HermesOS quietly. The roadmap is now public. Here's what we're building, why the architecture is different, and where this is actually going ↓
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