The Web3 ecosystem is witnessing a refinement in performance-based marketing infrastructure. A new project, Harambergine, which merges meme coin dynamics with charitable contributions, has implemented a commission model powered by Ethereum smart contracts.
In this structure, when a user purchases tokens, the referring party receives an immediate and automated reward in ETH or USDT, while the buyer is granted additional tokens proportional to their purchase amount.
All transactions and commissions are verifiable on-chain, and the smart contract executes these functions without any manual intervention.
Structure Begets Earnings: Cumulative Performance Determines Income Scale
This model offers an exponentially increasing compensation structure to influencers who surpass specific referral thresholds. In previous projects with similar frameworks, individual influencer accounts have reportedly generated commissions ranging from hundreds of thousands to over a million dollars.
Building on these precedents, Harambergine has adopted a tiered system that automatically increases commission rates in proportion to results. As referred purchases accumulate through a dedicated link, the reward rate rises accordingly—eventually creating a structure where the “total rewards exceed the value of total purchases.”
As a result, when a participant’s influence is successfully converted into measurable performance, asset accumulation becomes a function of structural dynamics—rather than time or luck.
A Price Differentiation Mechanism That Favors the Buyer
Harambergine’s referral system includes a mechanism that improves purchase efficiency exclusively for users referred through existing participants. Specifically, users who access the platform via a referral link receive a greater amount of tokens for the same payment amount—effectively lowering their price per unit.
This mechanism creates an economic effect similar to a discount, although technically, it is implemented via conditional distribution logic embedded in the smart contract.
From a user perspective, even if the payment amount remains the same, the total assets acquired vary depending on the access path. Consequently, users experience the effect of “acquiring the same asset at a lower cost.”
This system assigns purchasing value not through explicit price changes but through the act of choosing a referral path. While technically a bonus distribution, it is intentionally designed to be perceived as a discount.
A project representative stated, “Buyers are typically price-sensitive, but their perception of a discount is shaped by external factors.
Since referral-based access lowers the effective price without requiring extra payment, buyers who do not go through a referral path may perceive a relative loss.”
Trust Architecture Built on Auto-Settlement and Ownership Burn
The project’s core smart contract is designed to transfer the owner() function to Vitalik Buterin’s burn address upon the conclusion of the presale.
This ensures irreversible decentralization, eliminating the possibility for developers or operators to modify the contract or retrieve funds.
The commission payment system is also hardcoded into the contract. The process of performance → payout → on-chain record operates autonomously and continuously.
This marks a fundamental distinction from conventional marketing systems, where performance and settlement were disconnected.
Zero Entry Barriers, Exponential Upside Through Structure
Harambergine enables referral participation without vetting or contractual requirements—users simply submit a wallet address.
Test participants can verify the system in real time with a $1 purchase, and commission rates are automatically adjusted based on cumulative performance—up to a maximum of 30%.
All rewards are instantly transferred to the user’s wallet, with no need for further input or verification.
However, this structure only activates when actual performance occurs.
Participants must not merely possess the system—they must activate it to earn rewards.
