Sablier halts active development: Q1 usage and revenue plummet, clients postpone launches due to market deterioration
BlockBeats reported that on July 14, the on-chain streaming payments protocol Sablier Labs announced it would halt active product development and enter maintenance mode until June 2028. Existing payment streams, vesting schedules, and airdrops will not be affected, and smart contracts will continue running on-chain. The official interface is planned to be open-sourced and maintained by the community in the future.
Founder Paul Razvan Berg stated that in Q1 2026, usage and revenue declined significantly, as clients postponed launches due to market downturns, and AI-assisted programming also notably lowered the costs of copying similar products. The team ultimately concluded that while there is demand for on-chain token distribution and streaming payments, the market size is insufficient to support the company.
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