A certain platform has launched a creator fee sharing system that allows fees to be simultaneously distributed to up to ten wallet addresses, and has added token ownership transfer and permission revocation features.

This is not just about stacking new features, but also signifies that the Meme token issuance has entered a new stage—shifting from single-person operation to a team collaboration model. In the past, one address bore all responsibilities and rights; now, incentives, revenue sharing, and responsibilities can be finely divided. Whether it's studio operations, community joint development, or multi-person creative collaboration, there is now institutional support.

With clear rights and responsibilities, collaboration costs are reduced, and the threshold for ecosystem participation is lowered. This evolutionary direction is worth paying attention to—when a platform upgrades from a tool-based attribute to ecosystem governance, the ways to participate are also quietly changing.