What is Temptation Token?
Every Monday at midnight Eastern, a new round of Temptation Token opens on the Base blockchain. Profiles compete. Voters back their picks with $TTS. Six days later, the smart contract automatically pays out the prize pool — no admin, no escrow, no waiting.
That is Temptation Token in one paragraph. The rest of this post is for people who want to know how it actually works, why it is built the way it is built, and what makes it different from every other “vote with crypto” project that has come and gone.
Every Monday at midnight Eastern, a new round of Temptation Token opens on the Base blockchain. Profiles compete. Voters back their picks with $TTS. Six days later, the smart contract automatically pays out the prize pool — no admin, no escrow, no waiting.
That is Temptation Token in one paragraph. The rest of this post is for people who want to know how it actually works, why it is built the way it is built, and what makes it different from every other “vote with crypto” project that has come and gone.
The Core Loop of Temptation Token
Temptation Token runs one round per week. Each round follows the same four-stage cycle:
- Submission window — anyone can submit a profile for 5 TTS
- Voting window — holders vote with $TTS, minimum 5 per vote
- Settlement — the smart contract distributes the pool automatically
- Rollover — a new round starts the next Monday
Voters do not “tip.” They cast weighted votes. The profile with the most TTS wins. The wallet that contributed the most votes wins. Both get paid in the same transaction.
How the Prize Pool Splits in Temptation Token
Every TTS spent on voting flows into the round’s pool. When the round ends, the contract splits it like this:
- 35% to the winning profile
- 35% to the top voter
- 10% to Polaris Project (anti-trafficking nonprofit)
- 20% to Blockchain Entertainment LLC (operating treasury)
If the winning profile is sponsored by a partner club, an additional 10% routes to that club’s wallet automatically and the operator share drops to 10%. No invoices. No spreadsheets. The contract handles it.
Why Temptation Token Runs on Base
Temptation Token runs on Base because the chain is fast, cheap, and built on Ethereum’s security model. A single vote costs pennies. Settlement happens in seconds. Bridging in is one click from any major wallet.
The “provably fair” part comes from Chainlink VRF — a verifiable random function used wherever the contract needs randomness. Combined with the Solidproof audit on the TTS token contract (zero critical findings), every holder can verify on-chain that no human ever touches the prize money. The code pays out. That’s it.
This matters because the entire premise of Temptation Token depends on trust. If holders ever suspected a rigged round, the project dies in one tweet. Building on Base, locking liquidity for twelve months on Team.Finance, deploying a 2-of-2 Gnosis Safe multisig, and publishing the audit are not marketing choices. They are survival choices.
Who Temptation Token Is Built For
Three groups overlap inside Temptation Token:
- Voters who want to win 35% of a real prize pool with a few minutes of attention per week
- Profiles who want a transparent way to monetize an audience without paying a platform 50% in fees
- Holders who want exposure to a token whose entire supply gets cycled through weekly demand
The 500 TTS signup bonus and the 1:1 vote match on the first vote (up to 1,000 TTS) exist to remove the “I have to figure out a wallet first” friction. New users can play their first round without ever opening Uniswap.
What Comes Next for Temptation Token
Round 1 is live now and settles next Sunday. The roadmap from here: NFT round trophies live in Round 2, the full club partnership program already integrated on-chain, exchange listings post-audit delivery, and a Telegram Mini App that lets users vote without leaving the chat.
Temptation Token is not a memecoin. It is a scheduled cash-flow product wrapped in a game. Every week, a pool fills, the contract settles, and the next round starts.
If you want to play, the app is at app.temptationtoken.io. If you want to read the contracts, every address is published on the trust page. If you want to read the audit, it is linked there too.
The point of Temptation Token is that you do not have to take anyone’s word for any of this. It is all on Base. Go look.
