# Community Stake

Community Stake is way to move your community onchain, by acquiring a namespace for your members and launching a stake smart contract for your community. The community founder needs to activate Community Stake for your community, which can be done during the Community Creation process if it's available on the network.

Each community stake contract enables users to directly buy or sell their stake through the smart contract. The price is determined by a bonding curve, where it increases as the supply of stake from a particular community increases.

After acquiring stake, users gain access to the stakeholder subgroup within your community.

When a user purchases or sells their stake through the smart contract, a 5% fee is charged on the transaction. Furthermore, 5% of the fee is allocated to the community treasury, which is directly managed by the community admin who enabled stake with their wallet address. 

#### ***What networks is stake available on?***

As of 3/13/2024, Stake is available on BASE and BLAST. 

#### Unsure how to bridge to Base?

To bridge to or from Base:

1. Visit [Base Bridge](https://bridge.base.org/)
2. Connect your wallet
3. Choose the amount of ETH (or the asset of your choice that's available) you'd like to deposit or withdraw

Unsure how to bridge to Blast?

1. Visit [Blast Bridge](https://blast.io/en/bridge)
2. Connect your wallet
3. Choose the amount of ETH (or the asset of your choice that's available) you'd like to deposit or withdraw

*For more information on bridging to base, check out the Base doc below:*

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