Creator fees done right: when a project scales beyond 20M+ in volume, sustainable revenue mechanisms actually matter. Take projects where devs have genuine skin in the game—consistent fee income creates real incentive alignment. As volume grows, so does earning potential, which means the team stays motivated and keeps shipping.

That's the whole point of creator fees. They're designed for legitimate projects with active development, not for low-liquidity experiments that barely move. The difference is accountability. When a dev benefits directly from their project's growth, the quality of execution tends to follow.