Contributor as a Stakeholder
Axynom treats contributors as core participants in the protocol, not external helpers. Their work creates value, so the system gives them a way to earn value in return.
This changes the default position of the contributor. They are no longer passive supporters. They are stakeholders.
Through Growth Points, contributors receive:
A record of their involvement
Access to rewards
Future governance power
Long-term visibility within the protocol
This is not symbolic. It is structural.
Comparison: Traditional Roles vs Axynom Roles
Community member
Follows updates
Can earn reputation and influence
Promoter
Works for exposure or tips
Gets on-chain credit and GP
Designer
Commission-based, short-term
Can become a recurring contributor
Researcher
Work stays off-chain
Tracked, verified, and rewarded
Builder
Often sidelined without connections
Positioned as a long-term stakeholder
This structure encourages consistent effort. It also makes the protocol more resilient, because the people growing it are directly tied to its outcome.
The more you contribute, the more you matter.
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