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Talking SUP and the future of Superfluid
Recorded: Aug. 29, 2025 Duration: 0:42:00Space Recording
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This AMA is a chance for everyone to ask questions about Superfluid and share their thoughts.
With me are two of Superfluid's co-founders, Fran and Mike, and they will answer questions. We have a bunch of questions submitted
already by the community so we can get started with those and we'll have more from everyone
on this call. So let's kick it off. Let me just make sure Fran and Mike, can you hear me?
Hey, Kamin, I can hear you loud and clear.
Fran, can you hear me?
Let me just check the sound.
All right. Thank you. So let's get going. Let's start with a couple of basic questions, which I think will cover a bunch of questions that have been submitted. And Fran, maybe you
can get us going with this. So first question is, what is Superfluid? How does it work? And
why does it matter?
it matter?
Damien, thanks.
Thanks for your introduction.
Superfluid is the embedded payments layer
for the internet financial system.
Superfluid is a protocol.
We've been around since 2019.
And what Superfluid does is
effectively bring
autonomous payments to Web3.
What this means is
using Superfluid-powered
tokens, you can send payments which autonomously execute over time.
Now, breaking that down, a lot of people know us as the streaming token protocol, which is a more effective and intuitive way of understanding it.
Basically, superfluid enables tokens to be streamed and streaming means transferring a token over time on the blockchain
without making intermediary transactions.
And I think that's a.
That's simple, but counterintuitively, it's actually really, really powerful.
And a lot of people don't appreciate how unique that is.
Right. So using superfluid you can
send these payments that execute automatically on chain forever right so we have payments that
have been started five years ago that required the user to pay gas once five years ago and have
been transferring value since then right so just to put that into perspective,
a lot of people have things like subscriptions, their rental payments. These are all things that
happen on a recurring basis. Every time one of those payments happens, somebody has to make that
transaction happen. It's either you doing it manually, so maybe rent you pay manually,
or it's a credit card company pulling money from your account. In any case, somebody is making that
operation happen. They're pulling or they're pushing the money back or forth. Superfluid is
the only financial primitive, literally the only one, that allows you to make these payments without neither pushing
or pulling without any intermediary, without needing to make a transaction yourself. The
money just moves and it just moves on chain without costing you anything without, you know,
costing the network anything. It's just a really unique, autonomous money primitive
that we're very proud to be building in the EVM space.
Why does it matter?
I mean, why does WebFree matter, right?
In my opinion, it matters because it empowers individuals
to do things that they couldn't do without an intermediary previously.
And as I said, I think Superfluid is a great example of that.
Before Superfluid, there was literally no way to send a recurring payment without making a recurring operation or relying on an intermediary.
Web3 enables us to constrain the intermediary.
But if you want to do a recurring payment in Web3,
most people still use an intermediary.
Superfluid allows you to do this without an intermediary.
You can yourself manage a recurring ongoing payments.
And that is just a really powerful thing.
And, you know, having smart contracts, be able to send money
to other smart contracts, right? In the future,
it could be agents being able to do this without any intermediaries, without any hidden intermediaries,
like literally, purely autonomous ongoing payments. I think that's a, you know, really,
really powerful and really unique system. And, you know, I don't say unique, like,
just like, because it's a cool word,
there is literally no other way to do this. And that is something that we're, you know,
very proud of. Yeah.
Thank you. Fantastic. So I have a bunch of questions around traction. And I guess on the traction side, you know, we have the dashboard, Superfluid dashboard of metrics. Anyone interested, they can see it at superfluid.org slash metrics.
big ones like volume through the protocol of 1.2 billion so far, over 1 million wallets and over
4,000 super tokens. Can you talk to what's behind those numbers? What do they mean in terms of
use cases, apps, types of users, and so on.
Yeah, I think there's truly a lot of things that have happened on Superfluid.
We've been around for a while, right?
We've been on different networks.
A lot of people might remember
that our first network was Polygon
and we were one of the first DeFi products
to launch on Polygon.
And this was before, you know, layer twos were a thing, right?
So at the time of
layer one only if Ethereum so we've been around for a long time there's been a
lot of different use cases I think in terms of money moved a big chunk of
volume comes from companies like Optimism, ENS, Polygon itself that have
or have in the past used Superfluid to distribute grants, right?
So grant distribution over time is a big thing.
This allows those projects to basically better control the disbursement of funds
and as a result have lower impact, for example, on selling pressure for their tokens, right?
So OP is a great example
of this we've worked very closely with them uh we are going to keep working very closely with them
and optimism have actually recently kind of had some internal approvals that are going to make
their use of superfluid even more uh kind of cool and and uh let's say embedded. So I'm very excited for use cases like that.
And on the flip side, there's things that are completely different.
So on one side, grant distribution.
On the other side, you have simply a lot of teams use Superfluid to pay salaries.
So they're paying out their teams.
They've got a treasury wallet with 20, 30, 40, 50 streams open from that wallet,
and they're just paying out all of their teams.
Very, very simple use case, brings a ton of value to those users,
and it's very, very easy to understand, very, very easy to use for them.
And it's really only web-free.
Some of the people that work even just for us, we open the stream when when we hired them and then the stream just stays open. You don't have
to do anything. You know, that people, that person will always get paid every single second
until the stream is closed. Right. So it's, it's really just a huge upgrade to,
from the operational point of view. And then you have the more kind of esoteric use cases,
the more embedded use cases where you might use an app and you don't even realize it's powered by Superfluid.
And these are the ones that, honestly, I spend most of my time growing.
And there are a surprising number of apps out there that use Superfluid and you aren't necessarily aware of it.
A great example in my mind is Planet IX.
So Planet IX, it's a game, a web-free game.
It's active on Polygon.
They're actually in the process of moving to base.
And at some point, there were 20,000 users
that were using Superfluid through Planet IX.
They had no idea they were using Superfluid.
And basically what they're doing
is they're paying a subscription to play the game, right?
And the subscription is streamed.
And that's all happening under the hood, right?
Nobody needs to know.
That's what embedded finance is about.
And that's one of the really, really cool use cases of building an embedded finance protocol like Superfluid is that it just gets used.
And it gets used under the hood and nobody needs
to know and what's happening is just this really really cool web-free autonomous payment primitive
getting used and getting adoption so all sorts of things you know a million users are a lot of
users there have been some pretty viral apps in the past built on Superfluid.
I've had my hands in a few of them.
There's some really viral apps going right now in the Farcaster ecosystem as well that I'm very kind of proud to be helping and, you know, helping grow.
And there's some really cool apps that are about to be released, right? So a million users is a good, it's a great milestone. We're very proud of it.
But it's just the first milestone.
And I think it's up only from here.
And there are some single apps being built right now, right?
So a million users is across Superfluid so far.
Some of the apps being built on Superfluid at the moment
could potentially have a million users each.
And that's something that I think is going to be really exciting.
So yeah, we're seeing a lot of growth right now in the ecosystem. And I think these numbers are
going to feel like rookie numbers in even just 12 months from now.
All right, great. Thank you. Next question is about streaming. So one of the community members has asked, why is streaming
better than a recurring transfer? Mike, maybe you can take this one?
Yeah, sure. Well, streaming is obviously much better than recurring transfer for multiple
reasons. Some of them are minor savings in gas and network fees or even
clogging transactions by having to repeat the same transaction over and over every month or
any period of time that the recurring payment or transfer happens to. But let me give you an
example that is very tangible. So did you get a feeling of why streaming is a completely different
paradigm and primitive than just regular payments. So ENS DAO has put
together a proposal to pay the service providers or so-called people that are working for contributing
to the DAO with a superfluid stream. And the way they architecture that is that there is a stream
going directly from the DAO treasury to the different service providers. And then from the
service providers' main wallets is being redirected to everyone treasury to the different service providers and then from the service providers main wallets
is being redirected to everyone contributing to the specific work package items that they have to
make sure the DAO is successful. And so the stream is an ongoing transfer of USDC in this case
on Ethereum mainnet that flows from the DAO treasury directly to the service provider treasuries
and then onto the team members of the different service providers.
And the beauty is that the entire system works every second, transferring a small portion
of USDC per second over to the wallets and then down to the members.
Which means that the DAO needs to only set this once.
Once it's set, it keeps trickling down all the way to the end recipients over time.
There is no need to reapprove transaction over time. There is no need to get multi-sig signatures
done with complex schema. And also interestingly enough, there is no option really for the middleman
or whoever is controlling the service provider multi-sig to steal the money because the money
is flowing in and out out netting a zero total
flow rate. So if you have 100 USDC coming in every second, you have 100 USDC coming out. So there is
no balance in the wallet that can be stolen by malicious multisig owners or controllers. So this
is why streaming is much, much better than recurring transactions that you have this continuous flow of capital or value or
rewards over time that can be composable in multiple ways.
So in this case, it's split among different team members, but it can also be combined.
One other project was using Superfluid in the gaming space to collect subscriptions from
about 20,000 users at the same time.
So in that case, you can see a large base of users
that are all streaming onto the same wallet
and all the funds are accumulated in that one wallet.
So there is no need to go and say, collect the funds
from these people on a monthly basis or weekly basis
or even shorter timeframe,
which saves a lot of overhead and transactions on chain.
Maybe it's not clear, but superfluid streams, they don't require ongoing gas, right?
So they can stream gasless once they are set on chain.
So there is no EVM operation that needs to be done.
There is no computation per se.
It's just beautiful smart contract math that does the metric so that money can flow in the internet financial system frictionless.
Then there is a second point which you were asking in an aggregated fashion,
where is the value of superfluid streaming versus just one-off transactions?
So if you start thinking about more than one actor, more than one player streaming with superfluid you can imagine a very high velocity
economy where you know i am receiving funds from someone that is paying for my services and then i
can channel those funds back to the team members of a project that are making that service possible
and that can continue on because the member of the team that is receiving those funds can then channel that on to the rent they are paying or whatever subscription they have.
And that kind of closes the wheel.
And then you have this beautiful economic model where you have effectively you have infinite velocity of money.
Right. So money is flowing frictionless.
There is no queues and there is no bottlenecks where you slow it down.
And so it's kind of the ultimate efficient model. Right. So there is no bottlenecks where you slow it down. And so it's kind of the ultimate efficient model, right?
So that there is no waiting times.
You're not waiting to get paid.
One thing that maybe someone here in the audience could be interested in is if you
are a freelancer in crypto, you might risk to not get paid.
Right.
So you start working for Project X and then, you know, 12 days in,
they decide to not pay you or they decide to fold the project down and boom, you don't get paid.
Very little chance for you to go and fetch those funds, right?
However, if you do request them to start paying you in a stream as you start working, that means that you will receive the funds over time as you work for them.
So that's another major upside of stream versus transactions, right? You can basically avoid entirely the risk of unpayment. So, you know,
if you guys are freelancers here in the audience, please do ask the projects working with you
to pay you in a stream. And that basically makes you safe that whatever you have done for them
would be compensated at whatever
rate of the stream you set. So that's another major upside. Last but not least, yes, there is a lot of
efficiency in the automations. So for example, you don't have to repeat those transactions, you don't
have to wait for those transactions to happen. And with that comes a 0-1 status of the stream,
where either the stream is ongoing or is not ongoing
and that also gives you some certainty that things are happening.
So for example, in an economy relying on historical transactions repeating themselves,
you don't have any certainty that the next transactions will happen.
So for example, it's a bit harder to gauge your credit worthiness or how much you're likely to get paid, for example, a salary.
However, if you have an ongoing stream that has been ongoing for like three years your say credit worthiness or how much you're likely to get paid for example a salary however
if you have an ongoing stream that has been ongoing for like three years and i can go on chain
and check that it's ongoing today then i can tell you okay look i'm pretty sure that you are still
getting paid because the stream is active therefore i will offer you credit let's say so those are i
understand this is quite a lot but those are all benefits that are very peculiar to streams compared to transactions that Superfluid enables.
Thanks, Mike.
So next question is another big question from the team.
What's the vision for Superfluid?
And Fran, maybe you can take this one, please.
And Fran, maybe you can take this one, please.
Yeah, the vision for Superfluid is a world where everybody gets paid every second.
So a world where you'll never have to wait for your salary to accrue.
You'll never have to wait for your interest to accrue.
for your interest to accrue and you'll be able to manage your finances in a totally streamlined
fashion where money is coming in and money is going out every second without needing you to
make any operations on a recurring basis so a a more fluid uh way for everybody to manage their finances and let's say a way that will require a
lot less liquidity in the market and will allow everybody to benefit from
capital efficiency it's a very far-flung vision but there's a lot of things that
are happening in the meantime that make me hopeful that we will get there at
some point sooner than the maybe we think I think with a lot of web-free primitives,
adoption is non-linear.
So, yeah, we'll keep working on it.
Yeah, hopefully it's not in the too distant future
because, I mean, people who get paid in streams
already get paid every second, right?
And we know a bunch of teams and people
who are already in that situation but uh yeah all right thank you um next we have a um not
surprisingly yesterday uh we announced a um uh public sale of a limited number of sub tokens
number of sub tokens through the kaito platform so there's obviously a bunch of questions on
sup so um yeah i guess let's start that off with um question which says what is sup and how does
it relate to superfluid protocol um yes either of you guys sup SUP is the Superfluid Protocol's native governance token.
It allows everybody in the ecosystem to benefit and participate in ongoing governance of the protocol.
Just to clarify, you know, the Superfluid Protocol is not finished, and this is not the last version of it, right?
There's a lot that's going to keep being built.
There's some active changes that are going live in the next few weeks.
And there's a lot that is still set to happen, right?
Superfluid was not built as something that would last a couple of years and then
disappear. We've been working on this for a long time but we've always worked somewhat in isolation you know building
the protocol ourselves and not being able to necessarily involve the
community in its governance and that was the impetus to start the distribution of
sub tokens so that more people can be a part of the governance of this technical
primitive on top of that, the subtoken
is also our main ecosystem coordination tool. So for people who have been in our ecosystem for a
while, you'll probably know about the SPR campaigns that have been running. We're currently at the
third SPR campaign, the third season. And SPR is basically our way of rewarding users of superfluid ecosystem applications,
incentivizing new ecosystem applications, and at the same time, giving governance to the people
who care about the system in a thoughtful way. So some people have asked me, why are you giving
away so many tokens? And that's actually not what's happening at all. So for people have asked me, why are you giving away so many tokens?
And that's actually not what's happening at all.
So for people who understand the system well enough, they will realize that the tokens we're giving away are not immediately tradable.
And that's actually one of the biggest differences with this up sale.
differences with the sub sale and it's one of the reasons why we see people who
have been part of the SPR campaigns and have you know have even received a ton
of sub through the SPR campaigns and they are still participating in the sale
and the reason for that is the instant availability of those tokens or not
right SPR tokens are not immediately available, while the tokens in the Taito campaign
will be immediately available, right?
And that is the big difference.
And what this does in SPR
is that it gives us some leverage
to give away slightly higher tokens,
but with, let's say, some built in mechanisms to separate long term
community members from short term farmers. So the amount seems high, but it's only high if you
assume they're all long term holders. And if they're all long term holders, it doesn't matter
if it's high. So if they're all short term holders, they're not going
to get the full amount anyway. So it doesn't matter. Right. So I'm actually really proud of
this system. And I hope that this will help grow the SAP ecosystem, you know, more going forward.
The SPR campaign is going to last two years. So there's still a lot of opportunity for new
applications, more developers and, you, and more community members to join.
So far, there have been 45,000 users that have gone through the SPR campaign, which is really, really cool and impressive.
And we're very excited to have so many people excited about Superfluid.
And it's up only from here. You know, I think there's a couple of apps coming soon
in the Farcaster MiniApp ecosystem,
which are really, really, really fun
and very consumer-focused.
And with the base app that is about to go out of beta
and into general availability,
I think some of those apps could realistically reach
a million users each. And they're all eligible for SAP rewards, right? So there are going to be so
many people looking at the SAP claim dashboard that it's going to be really, really exciting
in the next maybe six to 12 months.
maybe six to 12 months.
All right, thank you.
We have, there's a few questions around,
I would say generally sub mechanics and sub milestones.
For example, somebody's asking,
what's the difference between TGE and TTE?
And some questions around functionality of the SOP token.
Can you talk to those points, please?
Yeah, so TTE stands for token transferability event,
and TGE is obviously token generation event, right?
So the token was generated in February. So since February, it's been out
there and people have been able to earn it through the SPR campaigns. But the tokens
in the SPR campaigns are received by users into individual contracts, which are called reserves and the reserves are not are not
withdrawable at the moment so that's that's how the token is made to be
non-transferable right at some point the token will be made transferable what
that means is it will you know the the withdrawal functions will be enabled in
the reserves and this will allow people to withdraw under certain conditions and in certain ways from their reserves.
Right. There is no specific date for transferability, but the DAO is currently voting on it.
And I think it's it looks like it's going to pass.
So I can talk about it. And the vote establishes that the foundation must make the
required steps for transferability by the end of November. This doesn't mean it has to happen at
the end of November. It means that it has to happen before the end of November. So I think
we're probably two or three months away from the token being fully transferable and obviously
tradable, right? So tradability
is one of the milestones that has been given to the foundation. And what this means is ensuring
that sufficient trading venues are set up and organized and there's enough liquidity on day
one of the token launch. So this is something that, you know, it's all kind of set out and there's no reason
to believe that this won't happen very soon. So we're all very excited about transferability.
For those who aren't tuned in, there's actually been a previous transferability proposal
in the forum, in the DAO, and it didn't pass. So, you know you know the dow at that point felt that we weren't ready for it
right so there was still uh room to grow there was still room to have more holders more people
excited about uh superfluid before enabling transferability uh and i think you know the
kaito sale is a great uh milestone right after the kytosale, we're currently at 45,000 holders.
After the Kytosale, it's probably going to go,
we're going to blast through 50,000,
and then I think it will be the perfect time
for transferability to happen.
And transferability comes with a bunch of other features.
So we'll have staking,
there will be ways to participate in boosted LP pools and all sorts of other
functionalities on chain for the subtoken. So yeah, a lot of exciting things coming.
All right, thank you. I just wanted to say to everyone on on X, and just keeping an eye on that.
I can see one question there from Ian Mung.
It says, $2 million raised by Kaito, does it mean 180K sub from the foundation treasury
will be sold to Kaito on TTE?
So I guess that's a question around the terms of the Kaito sale, right?
I don't think the math sounds correct.
I don't remember the exact number, but it's not 180,000 tokens.
I think there's one or two zeros missing there.
Yeah.
I think there's probably two zeros missing there.
So it's 18 million tokens, probably, something like that.
Yeah, I think it's about 22 million at that price.
So if you think that, just from memory,
on those terms that they have, that is on the Kyto platform,
terms that they have uh that is on the kyto platform uh two million dollars worth of tokens
um at a 90 million valuation so two over 90 times a billion tokens basically yes i think
it's about 20 million something around that figure um all right just checking for other questions on the thread.
Okay.
Sorry, go ahead.
There's one question.
I see a question from Plutus.
By the way, shout out to Plutus, probably one of the most active community members.
I really appreciate you.
So there's a question about value of Superfluid flowing back to the protocol.
So first off, I think it's important to say that Superfluid is open source.
It's always been open source.
And we've never charged fees.
And we've built an incredible amount of value for people using superfluid.
And, you know, we think that that's, that's amazing, right?
And the fact that in web free,
we're able to kind of bring this value to users globally is,
is an incredible testament to the power of web free.
There are ways that money and value will flow back to the ecosystem and
specifically to sub holders. One of the most obvious, which I think is going to be very
exciting and is coming sooner than you think, are going to be actually airdrops for basically
for ecosystem projects that are launching on superfluid and want to incentivize the Superfluid community
to be excited about them,
are going to be dropping airdrops.
I know for a fact of three different ones.
There might be more, right?
But for now, I know of three different airdrops
that are coming to SUP holders in the next three months.
So it pays to be in SUP, right?
It's going to pay even more if you stake, probably.
There's a proposal somewhere that might come out soon
for enabling staking even before TTE.
And staking will probably be one of the indications
used by projects that want to organize airdrops.
So yeah, there's going to be a lot of value coming your way
if you're a
subholder and if you're long-term. For people who are short-term, we will continue being very
happy that they decide to trade our token, but the value will flow to people who stick around.
All right, thank you.
Yes, I have a couple of more questions
from sort of submitted from before.
First one is, what would give you confidence
that superfluid will succeed?
So I think I've probably been thinking about Superfluid succeeding for the last six years, right? So in my mind, there is simply no version of the future where people are not getting paid every second. There is no way that in the future, I'm going to
just say the future now, there's no way that in the future, we won't think getting paid once a
month is dumb and just really, really antiquated, right? So I have no doubts that the future will include money streaming.
People will get paid every second. There's no doubts about it. Will they be using superfluid
or not? That depends on us. And when I say us, I mean our team, our community, our ecosystem,
and well, people buying into the token sale on Kaito today, right? Because ideas don't
just happen, right? They need to be worked on. And we've been working on this one. The number of
people that I've pitched Superfluid to is insane. The idea of money streaming, bringing it to more
people. We've been working on this for a really long time, and we want to keep working on this.
But regardless of Superfluid,
there is no version of the future
where money streaming is not something
we're all using every day.
And I have full certainty of that.
I want Superfluid to be the way that that happens.
And that's why we're here pushing every day.
Thanks, Fran.
Last question I have on the list here is
how could the community or the listeners here
contribute to that success?
So, I mean, a lot of people here in the list, I'm looking at your profiles.
I know a lot of you, you know, you've already contributed in a lot of different ways. And, you know, I just want you to know if you've ever retweeted something, if you've
made a post about Superfluid, you know, we really appreciate you.
And, you know and we see it.
So really, really appreciate everybody who's helped us so far, getting the word out there
on social media, using Superfluid ecosystem products.
Those are all the things that we need the most.
Right now, what we really need is to get the SkytoSail done, right?
So, you know, if you're interested in participating, that's great.
You know, there's a couple of KYC steps that you need to go through, but it's not that hard.
If you know someone who might be interested in participating, that's also great.
And if not, even just, as I said before, sharing our posts on Twitter is, you know, a lot
more helpful than you think. Being active in our Discord, if you're active in our Discord, you know,
we appreciate you. And of course, using our ecosystem products, you know, there's a lot of
ecosystem projects out there that, you know, that you can try, that you can be a part of,
FlowState, Stream.Fun, Super Boring.
Go try these apps and go use them every day.
If it's, give us advice on how to make them better.
There's a lot of ways to participate,
but ultimately what's great about this
is that all of these things are going to earn you sub.
So whatever you do to help support us will make you part of the ownership of the protocol.
And that's kind of the promise of WebFree for us.
And the more you help, the more you become an owner.
And the more long-term you are, the more you get benefits of it.
you are, the more you get benefits of it, right?
So I hope that, yeah, I'll keep seeing you guys around
and that you'll keep supporting us
in the coming weeks and months as well.
Thank you, Fran.
We're almost out of time, but yeah, Mike,
did you have any final comments
or any hot sort of news you wanted to share.
or any hot sort of news you wanted to share?
Hey, yeah, so we have been working with Optimism for a long time,
and I just got the news that while they've been using Superfluid
to stream over $145 million worth of OP tokens
to over 1,000 projects in the space.
And they are doing that in an ongoing distribution
that is never stopping,
that is reacting based on the metrics on chain
that they deem to be having an impact on the super chain.
So it's a very dynamic, ongoing distribution of grants
that is very unique in the industry
and is uniquely powered by Superfluid.
On top of that, some of their major councils, so the Milestones and Metrics Council,
the Grants Council and the Developer Advisory Council will now be streaming to their members.
So it sounds like the overall streaming concept is picking up speed here because it started with a trial on grants and now it's expanding across marketing and counsel's management and so on due to the
very nature of the simplified ongoing tripling of money in a streamed fashion.
So very excited.
I think we'll be able to publish this later today on X.
But yeah, I just wanted to give the insiders listening to us the good news.
That's great to hear, Mike. Thank you. So we are out of time. And I just wanted to, yeah,
thank you everyone who joined. And thank you for sending in the questions and listening.
Please feel free to share any other questions or feedback on
the Governor's Forum. I think anyone who doesn't know it's at forum.superfluid.org. We'd love
to see you there and engage there with the broader community and we're super grateful
for everyone's support and engagement with Superfluid and also using all of the great
and engagement with Superfluid and also using all of the great apps that are using the Superfluid protocol.
And yeah, excited about the next chapter for Superfluid.
So thanks again and we'll end it there.
All the best.
Bye. Thank you.
