templ

templ is an on-chain community protocol deployed on Base. Anyone can create a templ through a factory contract: an on-chain group with a shared treasury, a member pool, a chat room and configurable governance. Each templ is wired to a single access token; members join by paying the current entry fee, which is split four ways between burn, treasury, member pool and protocol, with the split fixed to sum to 10,000 basis points. The next entry price advances along a static, linear or exponential curve, the member pool streams to existing members pro rata, and any referral share is paid out of that slice.

Governance runs on proposals and votes, with eligibility anchored by two snapshots taken on join sequence, and supports both member-wide and council-only modes. The contracts enforce several bounds: external reward tokens are capped at 256, paginated proposal reads are limited to 1..100, and price growth saturates at a maximum entry fee to avoid overflow. Balances sit at the templ contract itself rather than a separate treasury account, and ETH, ERC-20 and ERC-721 movements all require a governance proposal. DefiLlama classifies it under SoFi and prices TVL from the access tokens and native ETH held by each templ's treasury and member pool.