Give it a purpose.
Propose a cultural project, member service or community tool. Name the recipient and the result.
A CHARACTER-LED COMMUNITY TREASURY
Culture,
with receipts.
Shared belief deserves a visible trail. Turn community support into useful work — with a proposal, a cost and proof of delivery.
Explore the ledger ↗ A working concept. Every record below is a sample.
THE COMMON RECORDFIG. 01 / THE KEEPERCARE IS A PRACTICE.
2,400 CR
PUBLIC PURPOSEMilestone-based grantsMember-readable recordsOn-chain settlement planned
01 / THE COMMON RECORD
Follow the work.
Explore a sample round. Change the allocation,
review a proposal and leave a local decision.
Community round / 001Illustrative split: 70% grants / 20% operations / 10% reserve. Credits have no monetary value.
No wallet connected. Decisions are saved on this device.
02 / THE MECHANISM
Belief becomes
something useful.
A shared character brings people together.
A shared record keeps the purpose intact.
Make the cost visible.
Review the requested budget and milestone split before supporting the work.
Release by delivery.
Planned grants follow approved milestones. The next payment depends on evidence, not a promise.
Keep the receipt.
Link the deliverable, reviewer note and eventual transaction in one member-readable record.
SUPPORT→PROPOSAL→MILESTONE→RECEIPT
THE KEEPER / A FICTIONAL COMMUNITY CHARACTER03 / CULTURE WITH A DUTY
A character.
A common cause.
The Keeper is the quiet custodian of the community's story. Not a founder's portrait. A role every member can play.
Collect rituals, commission art, welcome newcomers. Keep the character alive by funding services people can actually use — and recording what arrived.
“The story belongs to everyone.
So does the record.”
BUILD THE CULTURE. KEEP THE RECORD.
Good stories
leave evidence.
Local proposal tools are available. Governance, fee routing and treasury execution require future contracts and review.