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Sablier | Onchain Token Distribution Handle your token vesting, payroll, airdrops, grants, and more with the Sablier Protocol Recipients can track and withdraw the streamed funds at any time, without your continued involvement
Home | Sablier Infrastructure for onchain token distribution DAOs and businesses use Sablier for vesting, payroll, airdrops, and more
Streaming | Sablier Docs | Sablier Sablier was born in 2019 when Paul and his co-founder, Gabriel Apostu, decided to build a protocol implementing the ERC-1620 standard The first iteration of Sablier was successfully deployed on Ethereum Mainnet in December 2019
Stream Shapes | Sablier Docs | Sablier On the Sablier Interface, we support only some distribution shapes (the ones enumerated below), but the potential for innovation is limitless when you interact programmatically with the contracts
Airdrops - Sablier Infrastructure for onchain token distribution DAOs and businesses use Sablier for vesting, payroll, airdrops, and more
Vesting | Sablier Docs | Sablier The Sablier Interface will showcase Lockup streams under the Vesting tab These are token streams with a fixed duration, predefined amount and strict distribution curve
Use Cases | Sablier Docs | Sablier Sablier enables real-time streaming of funds, ensuring transparency in how grants are distributed Your stakeholders can monitor the flow of funds, providing assurance that the money is being used as intended
Introducing Sablier V2 Decentralized payment infrastructure should ultimately be free, open-source software, but the Sablier community deserves to be the first to build an ecosystem around the Sablier V2 codebase
Overview | Sablier Docs | Sablier We've been using The Graph since we launched Sablier Legacy in 2019 For our current apps, we created a special set of feature-oriented subgraphs used internally and by third-party services (e g , Snapshot) and integrators